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I mentioned a few weeks ago about some of us putting in some pictures of the installs we have done, well I have managed to find a few pics so will start the ball rolling
Ford Fiesta to start with, look closely it is in there








Porsche Cayenne


Vauxhall Astra


Vauxhall Corsa


Filler on a skyline 350 import




Will dig out some more and get them posted

bit more of the porsche


have some of the twin tank setup i installed on this vehicle, will try and find them tomorrow.

Mitsubishi 3000GTO twin turbo





Filler on an Astra


Ford Focus


C70 filler


Hyundai Coupe filler

filler on an mx5

i notice your a fan of e-gas or rather were a fan of it ....i didnt take many pics of them in the 4 years i was installing them but take them as they come back in for service but here's a few with KME in.........
. ML 350 i did recently with the covers off....... .and with them on..........

and a 54 plate honda accord with e-gas.......sorry you can't see much

a 55 plate santa fe e-gas again ...covers off....


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and covers on.....


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BMW 6 series done about 2 years ago.



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Im not a massive one for pictures really, but i see im going to have to start !
The only pics i generally take is if im doing a DIY guide or something like that.
Shogun Sport Skoda VRS Audi Quatttro, lovely car N reg with about 20k miles on the clock. He rang me the other day to say he was getting bored of it now ! Wants something a bit quicker ! I will have a look for some more...best get snapping then.

Nissan Skyline/Stagea






Twin tank set up in Porsche Cayenne




Diahatsu Sirion

Audi A8 4.2

Shogun sport 3.0 V6 with AI Easyjet system

tommo, where are you situated? I'm also in South Wales.

Some very neat looking work up there. Is this open for non professionals to post up photos? I'd welcome any comments (good or bad) on my install...

Its an open forum, All pictures are welcome, It would be good to see some DIY install as well.

I am based in Monmouth

I agree, I've seen some absolutely cracking diy installs in my time. Some people who convert their own cars take months about it. See us pro installers are always under some kind of time constraint. Not saying any of us cut corners on here because im sure we don't. But when you have no timescale to work to you can really take your time over things.
One that really sticks in my head. It was a lexus v8. They are tight under the bonnet as it is. Honestly you could see nothing at all. He had re routed the fusebox under the bonnet to the n/s wing. The reducer was under the plastic fusebox cover and he had recessed the switch and completely re veneered that bit of the dash ! I asked him how long it had taken and he said pretty much 3 months. But he was a retired aircraft engineer who also built fully working scale models as a hobby.
See we can't compete with workmanship like that. Well not and manage to stay in buisiness anyhow !

the picture quality is not so good but this is a gallant done with KME


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and with the cover off.


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nissan murano with KME sorry you can't see much


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I had almost forgotten about all the wierd and wonderful wedding cars i had done for one particular company here's just a few .these where done about 5/6 years ago all back in today for tuning ready for the wedding season.



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