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Old 12-24-01 | 10:51 PM
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vacuum hose replacing....

well it was on k2rd's site. but, it's gone. could someone please list what sizes, and how much of silicon vacuum hose i need? want to do this pretty soon when the engine arrrives.
Old 12-24-01 | 10:56 PM
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Vacuum Hoses.

Yeah I've been looking for this too. Some performance shops sell kits, but I'd rather buy the hosing, it's always nice to have some extra around.

Cheers

/F.
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Sorry about that, the info is being moved.&nbsp Look for a new site in the new year in a couple weeks...

Right now, get 30' of the 3mm/4mm, 10' of the 6mm, 2' of the 10mm (this is for the brake booster if you're going to replace it).

This is primarily for 1986-1988 Zenki FC turbos...
The 1989-1991 Kouki turbos run a little more hose due to the wategate solenoid control.


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Old 12-25-01 | 12:07 AM
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cool thanks ted
Old 12-25-01 | 01:03 PM
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I was pretty sure that I checked and some of the hoses like the bac valve to intercooler were 12mm, or was I wrong? Also, I replaced the brake booster hose and after driving noticed it was completely collapsed and flat so I put the factory hose back on. If you put something in the middle of the hose would that fix that problem?
Old 12-25-01 | 02:36 PM
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Talking hitme99

Hey Ted,

Thanks for the information. Out of curiousity, how much extra hose is needed for the 89-91 TIIs? (And which diameter hose)

Thanks a lot!

/F.
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Originally posted by takerwolf
I was pretty sure that I checked and some of the hoses like the bac valve to intercooler were 12mm, or was I wrong? Also, I replaced the brake booster hose and after driving noticed it was completely collapsed and flat so I put the factory hose back on. If you put something in the middle of the hose would that fix that problem?
You could be right.&nbsp I've got a GReddy BOV kit installed, and I couldn't use the stock sized hose under there.&nbsp I went the expensive route and bought a SAMCO 5/8" to 3/4" reducer for $35(!!!) to replace this hose, since the GReddy pipe adapter was slightly larger than 5/8"!&nbsp So I guess the 5/8" ID equivalent would work in this case for stock set-up, but who sells 12mm "vacuum" silicone hose?



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Originally posted by Forseti
Thanks for the information. Out of curiousity, how much extra hose is needed for the 89-91 TIIs? (And which diameter hose)
I'd say another couple (2) feet of 3mm/4mm hose should cover it.&nbsp Remember, my estimates are on the long side, so you're going to get some leftover...




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