Tapping into boost/vac line... Setup done but have ?'s
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Tapping into boost/vac line... Setup done but have ?'s
Hey guys,
I just finished installing my gauges inside the car, and built my brake boost line 'T' and I have some concerns...
1. This 'T' I built is ugly and fairly big...is there an easier way to do this or is this the way it's done??
2. The vacuum connections are going to be using 5/32 vac line, Is this line going to be okay to use for the MONDO bypass valve or should I use a bigger line?
Here's a pic of the vac/boost 'T' I built:
Here's the cobalt gauges all mounted up
Brian
I just finished installing my gauges inside the car, and built my brake boost line 'T' and I have some concerns...
1. This 'T' I built is ugly and fairly big...is there an easier way to do this or is this the way it's done??
2. The vacuum connections are going to be using 5/32 vac line, Is this line going to be okay to use for the MONDO bypass valve or should I use a bigger line?
Here's a pic of the vac/boost 'T' I built:
Here's the cobalt gauges all mounted up
Brian
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good recomendation on the brass t instead of the plastic one. I'll pick one of those up tonight.
You guys don't think there will be any issues with the bypass valve with a 5/32 line ?
You guys don't think there will be any issues with the bypass valve with a 5/32 line ?
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If you don't want to tap the brake line there is a vac line that comes off the back of the manifold and goes to the hvac near the ecm....easy access and easy to tap with the smaller vac tight rubber connectors.
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Originally Posted by onfire
If you don't want to tap the brake line there is a vac line that comes off the back of the manifold and goes to the hvac near the ecm....easy access and easy to tap with the smaller vac tight rubber connectors.
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ProCharger has a nice black anodized vacuum manifold they put in with their Corvette kits. I used that on mine. It even came with the brass fittings. It turned out to be a clean looking setup.
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Originally Posted by onfire
Look back at the cowl just under the hvac pod....it has a check valve in it....let me know if you can't find it and I'll email a pic tomorrow night.
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Originally Posted by 2K2CamaroSS
Is this the ATI one?
(found this pic on my pc but don't know who's it is)
(found this pic on my pc but don't know who's it is)
Last edited by BOONE; 04-15-2005 at 06:02 AM.