Fuel Pipe

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redrobin911
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Re: Fuel Pipe

Post by redrobin911 »

What about this German braided hose from these Porsche related guys in Australia - has a reference 601 510 DIN 73379. They do it in many sizes and must be a UK supplier or obvioulsy on in Germany?? Any experience anyone?

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Re: Fuel Pipe

Post by Lightweight_911 »

That's the fabric-braided Cohline hose I use on my cars (as mentioned above) - available from many UK outlets.

I buy mine from Advance Fluid Solutions (AFS):

https://www.advancedfluidsolutions.co.u ... -309-c.asp

As mentioned, I've not had any issues but Chris Flavell has:

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Re: Fuel Pipe

Post by GonzoBard »

Thanks. I've gone for a standard R6 modern pipe, I don't mind the modern look but I might replace it with the modern braided at some point. I also filled up the tank with Esso 97 octane fuel which I may now stick with.
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Re: Fuel Pipe

Post by Nine One One »

Lightweight_911 wrote:.
Esso super unleaded petrol (Synergy Supreme+ Unleaded 97) is ethanol free (except in Devon, Cornwall, the Teesside area and Scotland) - information provided by Esso ...

Does anyone know why Devon and Cornwall plus Teeside and Scotland get Ethanol in the fuel and other areas do not?
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