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April 23rd 2014, 15:49
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added some metal to the Porsche front suspension.
 Paul.
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May 5th 2014, 15:52
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Made a new attempt on a working gear select mechanism, seems to work.
 There will be zero movement here.  Paul.
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May 9th 2014, 15:07
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For the future Nitrous plans I need (after some advise) 4 fuel lines. one supply/return for the efi and one supply/return for the NOS. So I have being shopping today.
 Paul.
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May 10th 2014, 08:47
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Fuel line nr. 3 en 4 are in place.
4 connections up front  And 4 connections in the back.  Paul.
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May 14th 2014, 20:52
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I love all the hard lines, I wonder if you've considered vibration and fatigue cracking over time?
Jason
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May 16th 2014, 15:38
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Hi Jason, Yes I thought about that. Inside the chassis are a few steel tubes welded to the side. All the fuel lines are mounted with tyraps to that tubes. I mounted a little rubber hose around the tubes to make sure the lines don't rub. Paul.
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