Alloy fuel rails
19-06-2008, 03:21 PM
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Alloy fuel rails
I need some ends welded on my fuel rail.
Does anyone know who can do this in the Berkshire area. My local engineers does ally welding but didnt want to attemt this.
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Does anyone know who can do this in the Berkshire area. My local engineers does ally welding but didnt want to attemt this.
Cheers
19-06-2008, 03:26 PM
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Top service and a great product, thought it deserved a photoshoot
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Now I just need to pull my finger out and put the engine in and then bolt all the bling on
Interested in the comments on PTFE and fuel - I thought the top goodridge hoses lined with PTFE and that PTFE in general was good with petrochemicals ?
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Top service and a great product, thought it deserved a photoshoot
:Now I just need to pull my finger out and put the engine in and then bolt all the bling on
Interested in the comments on PTFE and fuel - I thought the top goodridge hoses lined with PTFE and that PTFE in general was good with petrochemicals ?
Cheers,
WD
01-07-2008, 01:02 PM
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Top service and a great product, thought it deserved a photoshoot :
Now I just need to pull my finger out and put the engine in and then bolt all the bling on
Interested in the comments on PTFE and fuel - I thought the top goodridge hoses lined with PTFE and that PTFE in general was good with petrochemicals ?
Cheers,
WD
Top service and a great product, thought it deserved a photoshoot
:Now I just need to pull my finger out and put the engine in and then bolt all the bling on
Interested in the comments on PTFE and fuel - I thought the top goodridge hoses lined with PTFE and that PTFE in general was good with petrochemicals ?
Cheers,
WD
Now thats bling!
01-07-2008, 01:11 PM
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. People quite happily buy shite off ebay purley because it is cheap , look at XS/ airtec etc 
..I have given up trying to tell people that if you buy cheap you pay 3 times more in the long run trying to sort it out
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It is taking a while though
but I am having fun building so who cares WD
PS : The Rainbird supplied brakes look cool to
01-07-2008, 04:21 PM
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Trouble is Paul, you miss the point... It's not cheep-like-de-budgies . People quite happily buy shite off ebay purley because it is cheap , look at XS/ airtec etc ..
I have given up trying to tell people that if you buy cheap you pay 3 times more in the long run trying to sort it out
. People quite happily buy shite off ebay purley because it is cheap , look at XS/ airtec etc ..I have given up trying to tell people that if you buy cheap you pay 3 times more in the long run trying to sort it out
when will people learn
probs after there car has either broken down or at worst burst into flames If my 500 had cheap rails and cheap fittings i would have been taking it home in a bag after croft and my little fire , buy quality and buy once
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