I'm looking for a site that'll sell me hose barbs with a 10 or 8mm compression fitting. I've searched google etc and just getting confused and hacked of with not finding what I'm looking for.
Basically I've got two 10mm/ steel lines running down the tunnel and I want to fix hoses to them and onto the pump/filter. like wise at the other end I want to fix hoses from the pipe to the gsxr bodies inlet and pressure regulator nipples.
I like the idea of JIC fuel fittings as I think they look good and engineering wise very asthetic but what size to go for?? It all gets a bit confusing as I can't make out what's required.
I'm off to try and fathom it out in the demon theives catalogue but if any one can help meantime then thanks in advance.

[Edited on 11/8/07 by omega 24 v6]

Snap

I'm currently getting confused with hose fittings and thread pitches for my LPG conversion (which arrived this week incidentally). My area of difficulty is the aforementioned hose barbs.

Will be interestd in your findings.

There's a load of good info on this site... Not sure if any of it is what you guys are looking for though.

http://www.goodridge.net/uk/motorsport.htm

In particular it lists thread and dash sizes here...

http://www.goodridge.net/uk/pdf/motorsport/Goodridge_tech_info_ms.pdf

[Edited on 11/8/07 by SeaBass]

Some good info there seabass but what bore would be in the dash sizes??

Edited to say I found this http://www.bgcmotorsport.co.uk/faq.html

[Edited on 11/8/07 by omega 24 v6]

My tiny little problem is solved - thanks to reading this thread and getting my nomenclature correct.

Instead of ftting my vacuum take-off into the inlet manifold, I can use a barbed tee into an existing vacuum pipe. Job done.

All my other stuff is fine.

Thanks for your help - again.

Think Auto
Speedflow
Pirtek

I have the advantage of living close enough to Think Auto that I can pop in and say 'I need to connect this to this, please help' and they generally do. Give them a ring though and i'm sure they'll be able to work it out

A second vote for Think Auto here...