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Quick query re: lowering and 100mm clearance. The document states measured from structure of the vehicle but not including bodykits or exhaust, etc. Does it include the leaf perch/shock mount of a diff?

Maybe not your hand.

PM Inbound.

That stainless muffler looks sweet. Is it twin entry as well as exit?

Option 2 for looks, 3 for size. Either of those is better than 1 for the car IMO.

I can probably do that.

Point proven.

I have my old fridge still sitting outside since I replaced it. Not sure if it still works but I can check and you're welcome to it, if it does? (I replaced separate fridge and freezer with a combined unit)

I have a few in the cupboard that I could have a crack at but I struggle for enthusiasm to do such things nowadays. I'll assume the enthusiasm returns when you get a bit older.

Way to make a working dog look like a handbag dog. Cripes. Turn to the left... Turn to the right.. Fashion.

I think the lean is your key to that electrode melting, shit got far too choochie.

Potentially, people should be getting out more for sure but there's many limiting factors some mentioned above. I'd love to be retired so I could drive around constantly though. How good?

I did one similar not that long ago and another similar not long before that along with several other forum members. So ahh.. Not true?

I'm glad this is still alive and fucking 2ZZ? Gawd damn. Awesome stuff.

Fuckin wow. Those patches. Hole E Shit.

Bort Malcolm fucking Cooper Simpson.

Hiding it and fixing it are not the same thing Bort, you menace. bartdat

You didn't fix it, by the way.

It's a far better starting point than a flat sheet.

Like this shit https://smsindustries.co.nz/products/6an-ptfe-braided-stainless-fueloil-line

I read that as perhaps it needs an external braided sleeve?

They're likely to be some manner of L-series, could be anything from 16 upwards.

10.8.5 Rigid fuel pipe or flexible purpose-designed automotive braided stainless steel covered hose may be located within the passenger compartment of a low volume vehicle, provided that: (a) the hose cannot come in contact with either the driver or other vehicle occupants during normal vehicle operation; and (b) the pipe or hose is secured firmly against the floor at intervals of no more than 300 mm (12”); and (c) the hose can be readily inspected for wear or damage; and (d) there are no pipe or hose joins or connections inside the passenger compartment, other than for purpose-designed bulkhead fittings

Did you see the Cleetus episode when they started building their little boats with the spool guns? I think they went into a small amount of detail in it. Alternatively I might be able to yarn to an ex employee who now works at a place that contract builds boats for Stabicraft.

Depends on the application but it can be welded any way, it's not like aluminium. I thought the same as you until a few years ago too. No idea how I had come to that conclusion though.