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stephen low 03-02-2006 08:51 PM

brake, clutch and fuel lines
 
G'day all

To start with can anyone help me with a source for the saddles used to bolt the various lines to the chassis. A work mate has suggested using a clamp version that contains a rubber grommet to better protect and insulate the lines from contact with the chassis.

Despite my best efforts I could only find one Melbourne retailer, on the other side of the world (Hoppers Crossing) that had what I was describing at a horrendous price each. There must be numerous suppliers of such an item, can anyone suggest a contact, preferably in the se suburbs?

More generally what's the best place to run these lines? I have been told inside of chassis, is this right, at top or bottom or elsewhere? Are there issues associated with the three different lines that I should be aware of? Mine is a Mk1 G-Force chassis.


I look forward to your comments!

Slowy

ps

having revisited this forum now that I actually have a car to work on, I find I last posted to Aussie Mike in 91 :CRY: , my time flys when you don't have anything constructive to construct!! :D

Barry Nelson 03-02-2006 09:04 PM

Hose fittings
 
Stephen try nordens hydraulics in bennet street dandenong
they have all types of clamps and saddles areoquip fittings
any thing you want for fuel brake and oil, lines and fittings
Regards

stephen low 03-02-2006 10:48 PM

Barry

Many thanks for that, it's exactly what I needed. I'II try and get down there in the morning.

Cheers

Slowy

trularin 03-03-2006 06:16 AM

I used the clamp with the rubber insulator, worked great.

Stainless is great for tubing.

Just a suggestion.

stephen low 03-05-2006 02:14 AM

As I have pre-made lines I will go with these but thanks for the tips guys.

Bazza

Norden's are now on my parts list, thanks for the tip. Tell me, what fastening type do you use in these saddles? They have a .25" hole but this must be over kill.

I have hex headed self drilling metal threads, <.25", is this the suggested fastener? Please advise what is suggested!

Also would be keen to have a look at your car, when could this be managed?

Cheers

Steve

Barry Nelson 03-05-2006 02:37 AM

Brake lines
 
Stephen I'll be away till Thursday, I will be back after 4:00 pm give me a call
on 0418538264 anytime during this week I can arrange a time for you to have a look at my car
Regards


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