New square fuel tap.long reserve another batch then.

LJ-2

LJ-2

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Due to some interest in my long reserve taps I will do another batch of 15, Paul and Rowdypat have expressed interest,if you missed out or just interested add your name to this thread. It just gives me an idea of demand,and will try to keep price down if my costs don"t rise. I think it"s good to keep spares around,and I"m happy to oblige.It will take awhile and with Christmas coming uo but will keep you guys posted. Thanks for all your support.

Shaun
 
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If anyone reads this who would like a smaller pair of genuine Orlandis, I bought a pair not realising they were 'little' and the flow rate would be way too slow. Happy to on-sell. Can post pics and measurements.
 
LJ-2 said:
Due to some interest in my long reserve taps I will do another batch of 15, Paul and Rowdypat have expressed interest,if you missed out or just interested add your name to this thread. It just gives me an idea of demand,and will try to keep price down if my costs don"t rise. I think it"s good to keep spares around,and I"m happy to oblige.It will take awhile and with Christmas coming uo but will keep you guys posted. Thanks for all your support.

Shaun
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Hi Shaun

what do your fuel taps look like? The square metal blocks with metal shut off lever or the roundish with plastic shut off lever? If they are the squarish metal ones and with flow volume sufficient for a modified high compression 1200 I would be interested in a pair.

Paul LeClair
 
Flow is important to me as well, I hear some of the aftermarket ones don't flow as well as the original ones did?
 
Paul, Vince, cube square type . I "ve been selling them since 2017 for twins and early triples and no problems on flow from buyers,they are Italian manufactured not Chinese,spoke to Richard Slater recently and he knew the manufacturer. of the parts and said "Nice people" (Paul,I"ve supplied several owners with green high comp Mirages,without an issue from the owners).IMG_1027.jpg
 
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