pics of your Aeroquip / Goodridge connecters please!
08-11-2007, 12:07 PM
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pics of your Aeroquip / Goodridge connecters please!
just started getting all my parts to plumb in my alloy fuel tank on my uno turbo and im after your pics to get me motivated!
thought id ask on here as over the years ive seen some impressive setups when it comes to the 'quip and goodies!
Dunc
thought id ask on here as over the years ive seen some impressive setups when it comes to the 'quip and goodies!
Dunc
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Cheers collecting bits for mine got some -12 for the breather what did you use for the header tank 
and how did you connect the pipe the flame trap
When we swapping wheels
maca
and how did you connect the pipe the flame trap When we swapping wheels
maca
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The breather hose is connected to the flame trap with the push on pretend jubilee type aero connector its good enough tbh.
The header tanks are -6's the connectors are a bitch to make up though and you need a good vice. I cut my pipes by taping them and then cutting with a grinder as it’s a joke with a hack saw.
The header tanks are -6's the connectors are a bitch to make up though and you need a good vice. I cut my pipes by taping them and then cutting with a grinder as it’s a joke with a hack saw.
09-11-2007, 08:35 PM
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Lambchop - Are you saying the -6 fittings were hard to do 
I found them ok, the -10 ones were a bit of a nightmare though.
Once you have done a few of them I found it easier but I still shit myself that I'm going to rip the threads off a fitting
I found them ok, the -10 ones were a bit of a nightmare though.
Once you have done a few of them I found it easier but I still shit myself that I'm going to rip the threads off a fitting
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The bigger the connection the harder it is I agree Jonny, some seem to go easy some resist, you need to try and get them on in one go or it gets messy
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thanks peeps! 
spot on pictures!!! very very very impressed!!!!
'quip and goodies just look sooooooo mint!
keep the pics coming chaps and chapesses!
Dunc
spot on pictures!!! very very very impressed!!!!
'quip and goodies just look sooooooo mint!
keep the pics coming chaps and chapesses!
Dunc
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