ceningolmo-question on plenum job

[burijon]

I have really enjoyed your posting of the plenum job you did recently with Wes's help. I have read it many times and studied the pictures with zeal!

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When you have the time could you please post your invoice that show part numbers and prices? I think the novice(me) could really benefit from this information. It would also help decrease sticker shock if it could be rationalized for a few weeks before ordering. Please edit it as necessary to avoid posting personal info.

I know Q45.org has the part numbers from Wes's write-up, but if it could be posted with an actual invoice that would help with how much it really costs.

Thanks

[ceningolmo]

I actually blindfolded myself while ordering it to avoid the shock.

Let me see if I can track down an actual invoice and I'll post it up...I'll probably just edit this post and drop it in here.

[elwesso]

READ my article in the articles forum, and if you get everything in there you wont have to go through the hassle Ross had to!!!!!!!

THE HOSES THAT JOE LISTS ON HIS WEBSITE DOES NOT INCLUDE ALL THE HOSES YOU WILL NEED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

you can omit the bulk vaccum hose in my list as well as the fuel hoses because you can get those locally and cut them to length.

[elwesso]

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[maxnix]

I know Q45.org has the part numbers from Wes's write-up, but if it could be posted with an actual invoice that would help with how much it really costs.

These prices are not fixed and only increase over time. Why part numbers a paramount and prices secondary as they must be ascertained at the time of ordering by each member.

By the way, the original post is in IOM, so I presume Ross' answer also will be.

Seems like Wes had an excellent Excel file that permitted one to enter current prices and thus obtain a total.

[elwesso]

These prices are not fixed and only increase over time. Why part numbers a paramount and prices secondary as they must be ascertained at the time of ordering by each member.

By the way, the original post is in IOM, so I presume Ross' answer also will be.

Seems like Wes had an excellent Excel file that permitted one to enter current prices and thus obtain a total.

The spreadsheet is in the 2nd link I listed...