RS Turbo EFi Fuel Hose.......
14-09-2004, 02:45 PM
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RS Turbo EFi Fuel Hose.......
When fitting EFi to an RST (either with the Fiesta Inlet Manifold or the MFi Manifold) and the Standard Fuel Filter, what does everyone do about the Fuel Hose that runs from the Fuel Rail to the Fuel Filter?
Looks like I can now offer an Aeroquip style Hose for this application, but would like to know who is interested........
Looks like I can now offer an Aeroquip style Hose for this application, but would like to know who is interested........
14-09-2004, 02:53 PM
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Dont worry, I hadn't forgotten you!! 
Does yours have the standard fuel filter in the standard location?? I can accomodate other filters/locations, but will do the standard set up almost from stock I would think, depending on demand.
Does yours have the standard fuel filter in the standard location?? I can accomodate other filters/locations, but will do the standard set up almost from stock I would think, depending on demand.
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14-09-2004, 03:11 PM
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How much is standard?? 
This is what my hose looks like.......
I said Aeroquip 'style' because Aeroquip is a trademark and the ends I use aren't of Aeroquip manufacture. The hose is Stainless Steel inner and outer braided and the fittings are Swivel type, so that they can be screwed on in-situ.
This is what my hose looks like.......
I said Aeroquip 'style' because Aeroquip is a trademark and the ends I use aren't of Aeroquip manufacture. The hose is Stainless Steel inner and outer braided and the fittings are Swivel type, so that they can be screwed on in-situ.
14-09-2004, 04:28 PM
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Dan S, we aren't using the escort RS filter though are we? all you'll need is the actual fitting that screws in, i have the black plastic fuel line and quick relase fitting but not the screw in fitting! 
all you'll need is the actual fitting that screws in, i have the black plastic fuel line and quick relase fitting but not the screw in fitting!
14-09-2004, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by * Rudey *
haha zvh your running frst crossover with an erst top hose cooonts to slide on aint they im gonna get a shorter length made for the next 1 
and the top boost hose slides on no problem.BTTT for Christian.
14-09-2004, 11:05 PM
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The price looks like about £95 inc postage. I know this may sound like alot, but please remember that the fittings are around £20+vat each and the hose is about £20+vat per metre. On top of that is an adaptor for the Fuel Filter. Also, we will supply the hose assembled. Have any of you ever tried assembling -6 hose? Trust me, if I supply it in DIY form and you have never tried it, you will end up sending it back for us to do or getting someone else to do it. Its a fine art!! Not forgetting the delivery. at around a tenner.
We can make up any Aeroquip hose. We will need to know what fittings you need and what size/length of hose. That includes TFE Brake Pipes, but again we will need you to tell us exactly what you need.
Tillio, my Brake Hoses are totally custom, I no longer have any of the standard Ford hoses, its TFE throughout. If you want yours remade, give us the exact lengths you need and we can go from there. Maybe best to call.
We can make up any Aeroquip hose. We will need to know what fittings you need and what size/length of hose. That includes TFE Brake Pipes, but again we will need you to tell us exactly what you need.
Tillio, my Brake Hoses are totally custom, I no longer have any of the standard Ford hoses, its TFE throughout. If you want yours remade, give us the exact lengths you need and we can go from there. Maybe best to call.
15-09-2004, 07:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Gadget
Dan S, we aren't using the escort RS filter though are we? all you'll need is the actual fitting that screws in, i have the black plastic fuel line and quick relase fitting but not the screw in fitting!
all you'll need is the actual fitting that screws in, i have the black plastic fuel line and quick relase fitting but not the screw in fitting! 
15-09-2004, 04:18 PM
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Originally Posted by * Rudey *
i had that 1 last time gadget problem is i couldnt sus how to remove ir from fuel filter when i wanted to change it i left it all atched when i sold it as didnt want to break it screw fitting would be better imo
just push the little plastic inner ring in then it pulls off
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