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My VL Berlina Formula Turbo

Started by VLT LE · 1 Oct 2010 · 22 replies

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vlturbo33Archived member
Quote: Originally Posted by VLT LE [View Post] Cheers mate You want to ask for this PROTAPE� TPE MEMORY 326 This company has it http://www.eziduct.com.au/flex_ducting.php This is why u want this type of ducting GENERAL PROPERTIES Fully crush-proof Exterior folds Exhaust gas temperature to +200� C USP: Flow-optimised outer convolution ensures an extremely high delivery rate (+5% inside diameter when bended has an effect of +10% on / crosssectional area): low pressure loss reduction of blower power requirements lower operating costs lower temperature inside the hose longer service life Fully crush proof (instead of hoses with PP spiral) Reduction of weight (compared with rubber hoses or TPE hoses with PP spiral) Small bending radius Exterior abrasion protection (also coloured) Cheers mate your a champ, I would never have found that site. Cheers again. Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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VLT LEArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by vlturbo33 [View Post] Cheers mate your a champ, I would never have found that site. Cheers again. No probs glad to be of help And thanks for the friendly comments fellas Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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dvs_wgnArchived member
looks pritty dam tidy mate! well done...
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