Availability of grommet around the air intake pipe

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Availability of grommet around the air intake pipe

Postby RayD » Mon 29.01.2007, 19:35

Could you tell me if the grommet around the air intake pipe where it passes through the inner wing, inside the engine compartment, is available? I’m in the need of one.
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Postby dapinky » Mon 29.01.2007, 19:46

As luck would have it, I need one as well!
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Postby Doug » Mon 29.01.2007, 19:47

SJS has a repalcement part, which is good but not the same as the OE. The OE is thin and doomed to refailure (if you can find it) while the SJS part seems as though it will last.
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Postby dapinky » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:14

Doug wrote:SJS has a repalcement part, which is good but not the same as the OE. The OE is thin and doomed to refailure (if you can find it) while the SJS part seems as though it will last.


Thanks Doug,

I found it on their web site:-

Fuel system | Air filter trunking
GROMMET, AIR PIPE tho INNER WING SJ100L0001 EACH 7.45
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Postby Dave Eds » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:25

dapinky wrote:
Doug wrote:SJS has a repalcement part, which is good but not the same as the OE. The OE is thin and doomed to refailure (if you can find it) while the SJS part seems as though it will last.


Thanks Doug,

I found it on their web site:-

Fuel system | Air filter trunking
GROMMET, AIR PIPE tho INNER WING SJ100L0001 EACH 7.45


Dave - is there a delivery charge?
I need one as well so could a bulk(ier) order be worthwhile?
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Postby dapinky » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:30

Another group buy coming on? :bonk: :banghead: :bonk: :banghead: :bonk: :banghead: :bonk: :banghead:

Where's the smiley for 'throws himself of a tall building with a rope round his neck'?
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Postby Dave Eds » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:31

dapinky wrote:Another group buy coming on? :bonk: :banghead: :bonk: :banghead: :bonk: :banghead: :bonk: :banghead:



Well volunteered mate :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Postby chris.t » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:35

count me in on this group buy :-D
Could the 'Hokey-Cokey' actually be what it's all about?
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Postby dapinky » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:38

Okay, I'll run with it for a bit......

1. Ray D ?
2. Dapinky
3. Dave Eds
4. Chris.t

I'll call them tomorrow and find out availlability etc.
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Postby mickmick » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:47

and me too!!!!!!!!

but i dont know how to do the full list thingy

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now i have one, i just want to keep tinkering with it!!!!!!!
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Postby Dave Eds » Mon 29.01.2007, 20:53

:smt043
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Postby Paul.P » Mon 29.01.2007, 21:03

And me to please !
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Postby GeoffSmith » Mon 29.01.2007, 21:09

1. Ray D ?
2. Dapinky
3. Dave Eds
4. Chris.t
5. mickmick
6. ninebellies

And what was that you said in Avonmouth Dave? Never again or something similar :smt043
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Postby Enright » Mon 29.01.2007, 21:24

1. Ray D ?
2. Dapinky
3. Dave Eds
4. Chris.t
5. mickmick
6. ninebellies
7. Enright :wink:
Striking fear into the hearts of duplicate posts everywhere...! :P

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Postby dapinky » Mon 29.01.2007, 21:31

geoffsmith wrote:And what was that you said in Avonmouth Dave? Never again or something similar :smt043


Ah, but this one's simple - Only one part number, everyone pays the same - and i can sort it out sat on my ar$£ :)
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Postby sideburn Kid » Mon 29.01.2007, 21:32

put me down for one please :)
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Postby dapinky » Mon 29.01.2007, 21:37

1. Ray D ?
2. Dapinky
3. Dave Eds
4. Chris.t
5. mickmick
6. ninebellies {according to the graffix kid!} paul.p
7. Enright :wink:
8. SBK :)
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Postby sheprob » Mon 29.01.2007, 22:00

I'd like one too. So that makes:-

1. Ray D ?
2. Dapinky
3. Dave Eds
4. Chris.t
5. mickmick
6. ninebellies {according to the graffix kid!} paul.p
7. Enright
8. SBK
9. Sheprob :wink:
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Postby Dico » Mon 29.01.2007, 22:10

1. Ray D ?
2. Dapinky
3. Dave big Ed
4. Christy
5. mickmick
6. Clown feet
7. notright
8. Elvis
9. Sheprob
10. Dico :P

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Postby Dave Eds » Mon 29.01.2007, 22:14

Dico wrote:1. Ray D ?
2. Dapinky
3. Dave big Ed
4. Christy
5. mickmick
6. Clown feet
7. notright
8. Elvis
9. Sheprob
10. Dyke-O :P

Who said it was going to be easy :twisted:
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