STAINLESS WEBER FUEL LINE FITTINGS
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Have searched the web to no avail trying to find stainless connectors and unions for my Sprint Webers. I can get the blue/red and black anodized ones but there doesn't seem to be anyone who does Stainless ones. I am wanting to do away with the banjo fittings and fit a flexible type like I had some years ago from Christopher Neil Sportscars (theirs were blue/red anodized) It seems I need -6 fittings and Aeroquip, Earle's and Goodridge only do them anodized. Goodridge did do an Historic range which were aluminium which would do but I understand they've now dropped that range. Any ideas guys?
Cheers
Ian
Cheers
Ian
- silverlink
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What about these http://qedmotorsport.co.uk/qed-shop/lotus-twin-cam/carb-ancillaries/braided-fuel-line-various-types from QED?
I've had a set for a year... satisfied myself
I've had a set for a year... satisfied myself
Phil Harrison
1972 Elan Sprint 0260K
1972 Elan Sprint 0260K
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pharriso - Coveted Fifth Gear
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/261600139372?lpid=82
https://www.google.com/search?q=stainle ... 6066118997
you can buy build it yourself kits with JIC swivels and any of the above
In this country mcmaster carr sells the hose and fittings
https://www.google.com/search?q=stainle ... 6066118997
you can buy build it yourself kits with JIC swivels and any of the above
In this country mcmaster carr sells the hose and fittings
- gus
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Thanks for your replies guys,
Unfortunately the parts you recommend are all of the banjo type and I'm trying to avoid using them. I have a guy at CAM Products from Hertfordshire who are main Goodridge agents looking into this for me in the hope he'll come up with the goods.
Thanks
Ian
Unfortunately the parts you recommend are all of the banjo type and I'm trying to avoid using them. I have a guy at CAM Products from Hertfordshire who are main Goodridge agents looking into this for me in the hope he'll come up with the goods.
Thanks
Ian
- silverlink
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When I can't find anything other than the red or blue anodized fittings, I bead blast the color away (except on the threads) then polish them up in natural aluminum. Have also left them matt finish, and oiled.
Steve
Elan S1 1963-Bourne bodied
Elan S3 1967 FHC pre airflow
Formerly:
Elan S1 1964
Elan S3 1966 FHC pre airflow
Elan S3 1967 FHC airflow
Elan S4 1969 FHC
Europa S2 1970
Esprit S2 1979
Elan S1 1963-Bourne bodied
Elan S3 1967 FHC pre airflow
Formerly:
Elan S1 1964
Elan S3 1966 FHC pre airflow
Elan S3 1967 FHC airflow
Elan S4 1969 FHC
Europa S2 1970
Esprit S2 1979
- bitsobrits
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Funny enough Steve we tried this on my old setup and it worked, I think you may be right with your suggestion.
Thanks
Ian
Thanks
Ian
- silverlink
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http://www.mcmaster.com/#jic-tube-fittings/=txlv21
zinc plated steel
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rus-6 ... 7Aod9yIADg
black
http://www.stainlesssteelfittings.com/M ... s-9605.htm
p/n SS-9605-04-L06-12
stainless
I dunno, like the way a 90 degree banjo dresses the lines
zinc plated steel
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/rus-6 ... 7Aod9yIADg
black
http://www.stainlesssteelfittings.com/M ... s-9605.htm
p/n SS-9605-04-L06-12
stainless
I dunno, like the way a 90 degree banjo dresses the lines
- gus
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