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Made by a local firm with the correct Sud ends. Posted through my door yesterday and I haven't even paid for them yet

Now I do like those mate, not only if they've made the correct watertight seals at plug ends (can't quite see from the pic) but because the colour is very much for the period, not like the usual bright orange ones that get banded about!

For anyone whose interested. Worth it just for the boot ends.

Thanks for posting that as was looking at my BRIGHT ORANGE and black striped ones and thinking they do not look the part.

Plus the price is fine. Well found.

Just found a problem the coil lead is too short. Will call in and tell the man that his book of dimensions is not accurate.

Sud 145 wrote:Just found a problem the coil lead is too short. Will call in and tell the man that his book of dimensions is not accurate.

Job's a goodun the guy made me up a new lead at my house - lucky he only lives a mile away. Anyway he's amending his book for future reference.

Are these guys still able to make Sud leads sets ( with boots)? And if so what part number do I ask for . The website seems a bit piss poor.
Thanks

I did not manage to get any answer from them.

So fitted so nice orange ones like Kev suggested, or did I misunderstand him /

OK try phoning him Mon-Fri and speak to him direct 01403 754173 remember to mention the longer coil lead.

I thought the fuel inlet to the carbs was the bottom pipe.
On your LH carb it seems to be the opposite?

Dave

alfadave wrote:I thought the fuel inlet to the carbs was the bottom pipe.
On your LH carb it seems to be the opposite?

Dave

My car runs Dellortos not Webers the fuel connection is a double banjo.

Sorry,
you are right, its a double banjo with equal size pipes.
And different banjo on the right side......smaller for the tank return.....but no longer available from Eurocarb they told me last year.
Weber have a fixed pipe arrangement it seems

Dave