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Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 10:12:51 -0500
From: Ernest Christley <echristley@nc.rr.com>
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Thank goodness I don't have to safety wire all the line fittings.  
Thanks Ed and Todd.  Now moving on to the next step.

Tracy, could you post the dimensions of the fuel pumps you have? The 
area that I had set aside for the fuel pumps as big enough for anything 
reasonable, very quickly became somewhat tight.  So now I have to be a 
little careful of the dimensions.  From the description on your website, 
it appears that you have put a lot of energy into sourcing these units.  
Can we assume that these are the ones that you'll be stocking for the 
forseeable future?  The website also indicates that there is a source 
for the metric to AN adapter fittings.  I'll need that information also. 

I was lucky enough to have Richard Sohn visit me yesterday.  We spent 
some time talking about mufflers, a lot of time talking about fuel 
systems, and I learned that stainless steel doesn't rust...UNLESS it's 
welded, in which case it needs to be either buffed until it shines or 
painted.  (I'm on it, Richard.  Thank you.)

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