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Something with proven accuracy not just pretty looks. You might want to investigate your claims that autometer is "good shit" just because a company is big doesn't make it good. Although I don't want to turn this into a debate about gauge brands. I was thinking something like Earls, however most brands only have a 15 or 30psi gauge designed for carby setups.

We have some in Carbon and Fibreglass, PM / Email me for details.

I said decent. I won't touch Autometer!

I have been running the Bride Ergo II's in our Project Car for about a year now and they are an awesome seat for a daily that sees some track time. The recline feature is good for getting into the back seat. I do have a bit of wear on the seat from jeans with metal clips but that is to be expected. If you are serious about racing I would probably advise against a reclinable because it provides a weak point when in a crash. And I can't recommend enough how important it is to stay away form knock-off's when it comes to safety.

Anyone found a decent gauge to put directly onto the rail? I'm not really interested on monitoring the pressure whilst driving, more so whilst on the dyno and idle.

Any tests done on the block?

Got a gear stick surround?

Sorry for the delay, have been heavily involved with a funeral the last couple of weeks.

Having 300rwkw and using 300rwkw everyday are two different things. I'll be honest, I'm a sceptic. The 25 is probably a little less refined than the 1J, and as we all know (but probably don't like to admit that the 2J is stronger than the 26). A dyno sheet would be awesome, as I'm keen on seeing the power curve down low. From your post I gather max power is at around 20-21psi?

Do you have the gear stick surround and air con fan?

I'm sure the originals fit OK, however as to the copies going around I can't be sure. Just be careful when deciding as the picture you posted has been edited quite a lot and will not look anything like that in real life. If you are after other styles let me know as we stock quite a few.

They are the same style screw on AN fittings you have used before, however they use an olive to give a good seal. This picture shows teflon braid and fittings, the easiest way to determine if the line is teflon is that the hose end will have a slight curl up where it meets the hose. We used an EFI hose clamp, not just a normal hose clamp. Which was the same way we attached the hose to the hard fuel lines running under the car.

Testing is very time consuming yet important part in our game. I will keep that in mind.

That's a hell of a lot of power for a stock engine. Has the car been put on another dyno to check the results?

I don't have the head, but I have the inlet plenum, cross over pipe, fuel rail and injectors

The line and fittings you used are excellent for reliability and burst pressure, they just aren't the best for keeping the fuel smell in. Teflon hose is a semi-solid inner teflon core with a braided stell outer, it can also be in a nylon sheath.

Teflon hose is not as expensive as you may think, the expensive part is changing all the hose ends as they are completely different. We do have SAU pricing on all Earls products though. Here is a picture of what we did to help combat the dreaded fuel smell. I'm also happy to report that the fuel smell from all the teflon lines is only noticeable once in a blue moon, although I'm building an enclosure for the surge tank which should help even more.

They want a direct fitment part without worrying about customers having to modify anything, although I might be able to twist their arm to get a few more beta testing items (i.e. not quite perfect fit).

I'll have a chat to them and see what I can get out of them. From my last dealings with them they were disappointed with the finish of the product (your opinion is valuable here??) and want to keep their brand in high regard thus have decided to withdraw it even though such demand exists.

Unfortunately it looks like that the hold on parts will continue for some time.

We can supply the full range of Momo steering wheels, which one are you after?

Interior pieces include centre console/gear stick surround and door cards?

More updates are coming. We have done a fair bit of work but just haven't had the time to do the write up.

That's our Project Car and is available here: http://www.psiparts.com.au/front.asp?pid=8...ID=R33S-DRRB-FG

Sorry for the very late reply, we have been on Christmas Holidays. If you go to our website and click on the product you are after (In this case: http://www.psiparts.com.au/front.asp?pid=8...D=R33S-4RFB-FG) and click on the link "Shipping Quote", you then enter your postcode and it calculates the shipping and handling costs. If you have any dramas please let me know.