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One of the lines is indeed the fuel line, and one vents the tank to the charcoal canister. If you are removing all your smog junk, it will not hurt your performance one iota to keep the charcoal canisters. There is a great tutorial on rebuilding the canisters on Tony's website (theautoist.com)
If you decided not to keep the canisters, make sure you vent your tank through the gas cap.
If you decided not to keep the canisters, make sure you vent your tank through the gas cap.