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Purge line
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Purge line Currently Im running a 5177 NOS kit (thats N.O.S not NOSSSSSS 
) I picked up a purge kit. The noids are mounted by my lid and I know the purge noid should be near it. Id like to run my purge line up to my windshield. Anyone else running this setup? What did you use for line since the kit I got only has about 1 foot of steel line. Thanks!
) I picked up a purge kit. The noids are mounted by my lid and I know the purge noid should be near it. Id like to run my purge line up to my windshield. Anyone else running this setup? What did you use for line since the kit I got only has about 1 foot of steel line. Thanks! Trending Topics
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From: Tomball/Nacogdoches TX
Brake line is always a good idea but I went to auto parts store and bought 1/8" poly tubing and zip tied it to brake lines and cruise control lines.
If you look really close you can see it coming out of the windshield dam
If you look really close you can see it coming out of the windshield dam
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Yea, I went with the dyno tune purge to connections adapted to the zex noid and ran plastic lines. I drilled holes in each corner of the cowl and ran the lines up from the bottom. It looks great. I think the plastic lines are the way to go. I ran 2.5 feet to each side. The lines are flexible which is the good thing about it.
