Cert Regulations

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Cert Regulations

Post by 12a MX5 » Sun Mar 29, 2009 9:03 am

Is any one familiar with cert rules? As I am doing a rotary conversion I need to move the fuel lines away from the exhaust. Can I run the lines up through the floor and out the fire wall? I dont need to run the whole line through, just from the engine bay to half way down the gear box until the extractors meet back up with the standard exhaust route, half way down the gear box, or maybe any suggestions? cheers
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Post by zorruno » Sun Mar 29, 2009 3:24 pm

Don McClean of Autoway services, Hamilton has done a Rotary Conversion and consulted a certifier all the way. Maybe give him a call.

http://autowayservices.co.nz/

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Post by WideOpenThrottle » Sun Mar 29, 2009 9:07 pm

Or even ph a certifier direct out of the ph book as they all seem pretty helpfull.
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