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Old 18-08-06, 05:02 PM
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mechanical pump for tight spaces-phoooar!!!
http://www.racepumps.com/specs.html

Many thanks to Tim for telling me about these :thumb: , and to quote a great man "you should only use electric pumps if you cannot fit a mechanical one" (Thanks Dave)
Now there is no excuse, except they cost a relative fortune and need a regulator, these pumps are creamy!
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Old 18-08-06, 08:25 PM
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Re: mechanical pump for tight spaces-phoooar!!!
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http://www.racepumps.com/specs.html

Many thanks to Tim for telling me about these :thumb: , and to quote a great man "you should only use electric pumps if you cannot fit a mechanical one" (Thanks Dave)
Now there is no excuse, except they cost a relative fortune and need a regulator, these pumps are creamy!
Oh, I like the look of them!:thumb: :thumb:
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