I need T pieces for Webers but twisted

[mattbibbey]

Doesn't really make sense I know but my webers don't have the hole on the side, they're on top so all the T pieces I've found have the through pipe going the wrong way.

Have I made any sense? I've had a beer you see. Hehe

 

[Rob Gaskin]

Absolutely no sense at all!

Perhaps a picture may help although I can't help even if I understand you!

Good Thread this :lol:

 

[tmr]

Try James Lister Motorsport in Birmingham. http://www.lister.co.uk/ecommerce/response.asp?qry=PRDLIST&div=Motorsport&id=12 They should be able to help.

 

[Mr.F]

Give me a call - there will be either a Weber OEM solution or a Speedflow solution...

 

[mattbibbey]

So rotate the pipe through 90º

 

[morbias]

What Webers are they?

 

[Mr.F]

How about single unions and in-line plain T's with short joining hoses?

 

[johnymd]

Can't advise on unions but be sure to use Teflon or you will be replacing it all in 12 months. Mine are all leaking again

 

[mattbibbey]

Yeah I saw the threads ref: fuel lines. Bad stuff that!.

I'll give you a call Mike. I still owe you a million pounds or something don't I. Lol I'm open to all suggestions for the fuel supply. I'd like to do away with the original fuel rail and have something neat looking.

Cheers all. If anyone has a pic of a method they think is great or innovative or good looking I'd like to see it.

Matt

P.S. Morris, they're Weber 40 DCOM not DCOE. http://www.zclub.net/gallery/showgallery.php?ppuser=8863 There are some pics of them in my photos.

 

[jonbills]

You want the unions that are on this set right?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/291217793456

 

[mattbibbey]

That's what I have but I don't like them. The angles of them make it all look messy.

 

[morbias]

Are you sure you can't use the side inlet like you can on DCOEs, or are they not drilled all the way through on DCOMs?

 

[morbias]

Also, I found this:

http://www.dellorto.co.uk/merchandi...o=DCOMtopcover&CategoryID=3&PartsectionID=145

DCOM lid but with the side port threaded instead of the top; not exactly a cheap solution though.

Maybe you can drill and tap the side port on your current lids, then plug the top port like on DCOEs?

 

[mattbibbey]

Yeah, on the DCOM, the side port is blank with only the top port open. I think I'll see what Mike has on offer and take it from there.