Vacuum line question?
12-06-2009, 09:12 AM
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Vacuum line question?
This is a stupid question but I am trying to get some more pressure/vacuum silicone hose and the stuff that came with my kit I measured ID and looks like it's about 5-6 mm and I built a vacuum manifold to mount to intake since there is only one port to tap onto and I used 1/4" barbs, I already ordered 6mm silicone vacuum hose from silicone intakes, does this all sound about right because I am trying to clean up under the hood due to having a wastegate, blowoff valve, boost controller and the boost guage source.
12-06-2009, 09:54 AM
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Well here is what it looks like I bought it all at lowes they are all brass fittings I did this instead of buying one due to simplicity and here are a few pics it fits right under the cover I am just waiting on the vacuum line because you know you have to order everything these days just like everything else on my truck, oh and here is a pic of the tahoe under hood light I installed the other day I love it works great cost me $10!
12-06-2009, 09:56 AM
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i've got a manifold that i will sell for $40 shipped. i payed $45 from thunderwagen and haven't used it, it looks brand new and you can find pics of it in his for sale thread from a month or so back.
Let me know,
Jed
Let me know,
Jed
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12-06-2009, 11:30 AM
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I know what you are talking about but where do get some good quality springs like that ones that won't rust I like to over engineer things from the beginning for reliability!