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Thread: Expensive fuel fittings, jeez.

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    Default Expensive fuel fittings, jeez.

    Does it end? I received what I believe to be the last (or really close) of my fuel fittings. I have a couple more bosses to get but those are only like $10 - $15 ea or so.



    Not counting the ~$90 worth of fittings currently on the car. Ugh does it end?


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    That's the cheap stuff. Try shelling out for the real deal aero. mil spec stuff.
    "The gas pedal wouldn't go to the floor if it weren't meant to be there"

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    Ross this is all aeroquip aircraft fittings mil spec hose is $20 a foot in the -10AN size.

    Wait til you see my hose clamps in a couple weeks


    Put it this way - all those fuel fittings (and some not pictures) cost just about 1/2 of what my other turbo setup cost!

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    Only half a joke but it would have been cheaper to use Titanium pipe and Hydraulic hose!!I noticed on a browse of Mercedes F1 engine that they dont use Aeroquip, when I asked they said that at the pressures they use they have had failures due to dirt inside braiding, when I asked what pressure the answer was dont ask........Nobody could argue with the job Jon but how long so far and will it ever run??????!!!!!!!!!!!

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    My mistake. Saw the Russell piece and ass umed. I've had perfectly serviceable cars for what your plumbing will cost.
    2.9 uh? what's the combination to arrive at that?
    "The gas pedal wouldn't go to the floor if it weren't meant to be there"

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    Barney - end of march man end of march!

    Ross - yeah russel Y block was the cheapest y block and it's billet so I went with it, all else are aeroquipz.

    2.8 crank rods and pistons with a slight over bore

    Designed this tonight:





    Seventh fuel port is for direct feed to nitrous

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    I work in IT doing network infrastructure and stuff

    This is my hobby.

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    It pays what it pays!

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    Jon, what kind of job do you have to be able to afford/fabricate all this stuff?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jon K
    I work in IT doing network infrastructure and stuff

    This is my hobby.
    That must yield some serious hobby fund money.


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