Stainless fuel filler necks
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Stainless fuel filler necks
Would anyone be interested in one? Im thinking of having one made. I wondered if others would be interested and how much you guys would be willing to pay/think is a fair price?
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Yeah i'm currently in the market for one, I have no experience on price though. Depends if someone can do it on the side, doing a batch then becomes something else.
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Plastic would be better and cheaper, also better if the car is fuel injected, no more woes of crap in the fuel cocking up all those sensitive components in the metering heads. Also Ford XR3is were fitted with them and did not have half the issues that VW had using metal pipes.
Depends on price but definitely interested.
Depends on price but definitely interested.
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Mk1 GT(GLS) French Version 1978...still under development
Mk1 GLS 1980...sold
MK1 Golf GLi Cabriolet
MkII GT 1991....nice and quiet
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Re: Stainless fuel filler necks
apart from all the crap already in the fuel before it goes into your tank ;)mikeki wrote:no more woes of crap in the fuel cocking up all those sensitive components in the metering heads.
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Yeah plastic would be nice but how do you go about making one? Not that keen on adapting parts from other marques... just a pain when it has to be replaced by me or the next owner
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didn't mr brown make a plastic one for redroc a few years back? or am i imagining it?
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I'd be interested too!
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Markh and a BMW 3 series plastic neck I think...Nate wrote:didn't mr brown make a plastic one for redroc a few years back? or am i imagining it?
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Spoke to crazy quiffs today, they said they would make a batch of 10 stainless steel if enough interest, £180 -£200 each they reckoned.
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I can no doubt get them made for much cheaper than that. I'd forgot about this thread I will get back on the case
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Sounds good, keep us posted
Does anyone know the part number? I cant find it on etka or gsf, mine is a carb 1.6 1980 fr engine
Does anyone know the part number? I cant find it on etka or gsf, mine is a carb 1.6 1980 fr engine
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Its gotta be the 'mouth' that is the tricky part - it would need to accept the locking fuel filler cap. I have mine off the car at the moment, i'll measure it up. Taking the neck down to a local fabs would probably be best though, leave the measuring to them.
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what about a glass fibre filler neck? relatively cheap and easy to make, and a good por15 treatment would make it as stable as any stainless / plastic one.