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#31
04-17-2013, 04:39 PM
Bob this is not just copper pipe its mixed with nickel and is up to british standards and belive me they would not be able to sell it if it was unsafe these pressures are taken off their website
SAFEWORKING PRESSURE: 1841 PSI (127 BAR)
MAX WORKINGPRESSURE: 2698 PSI (1086 BAR)
and I do not think that a braking system reaches these pressures and I would not use it if I thought for one seconed it was`nt safe.
SAFEWORKING PRESSURE: 1841 PSI (127 BAR)
MAX WORKINGPRESSURE: 2698 PSI (1086 BAR)
and I do not think that a braking system reaches these pressures and I would not use it if I thought for one seconed it was`nt safe.
#32
04-17-2013, 06:23 PM
Laughing Gas
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04-18-2013, 03:11 PM
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What Triumph have you got? I`ve had 2 Triumphs in my time, nice cars but over here they rot very quickly, not many about now, you see the odd one at classic shows.
Thanks for the comments on my truck and I love the colour as well.
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04-19-2013, 04:54 PM
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Yes I understand your concerns but believe me it is totally safe and it is a very thick pipe with a small bore and prettier than steel lol
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