What about novus?

[screenman]

The way you describe pulling a greater vacuum does work, although the novus injector does pull a greater vacuum than most injectors they still came out with an adaptor that you could use with a hand vacuum pump if and when required. This system I have used to enhance many inferior kits.

Sa for vertical screens the Novus injector lends itself well to front loading therefore making vertical repairs no harder than any other.

I will not stand here hand on heart and say every repair I do is great, if I did I would not be trying enough repairs. My plastic injectors though have now been in thier bridges for about 7 years and I change the seals about every 200 jobs. Mind you towards the end they are a bit weak so I maybe should do it at about 150.

I still cannot see any reason why stainless should be better than plastic, certainly the plastic ones are easier to maintain. I get people turn up here with clogged threads etc all the time on metal ones. I do not get this with plastic.

At the end though it is realy what works for you and thanks very much for coming back with answers so quickly.

As for stainless and plastic where is the deLorean and a lot of cars now have plastic panels.

You are to good to work for a company unless they are paying you a lot, with your knowledge you would make a very good living working for yourself.

[bill4117]

thank you screenman. nice point with the delorean LOL. but if you get them to 88 mph i here they jump back in time lol. you are exactly right about the seals they last quite a while. thanks for the reply. will be out on my own soon. still in the planning phase.