sharky47

Title says it - going to install one tonight on my bother's car, would like some kind of guide to look at.

Techno Duck

If your talking about just the silicon vacuum lines i have it done on mine. Not much i can say to help you out about it. I just carefully looked over everything in the engine bay for the black plastic lines, pulled them off.. and cut the new silicon ones to length. The hardest ones to get to are on the backside of the engine, i think one or two connect back here.

sharky47

Yeah, the silicone lines and metal fittings.

DarkRealm

Sorry I can't be of much help either but it would be nice if someone documented it with pictures as well..

sharky47

Well - I will keep the digi camera at hand and go where no rennlister has gone before!

shiners780

Just do 'em one at a time. Take an old one off, cut a new one to length, put it in. That way you won't forget which ones go where. Pretty simple really, I did it...

Chums944

Do it just like Shiners780 said. It is very simple. Here are some pictures of mine.

Doug

DarkRealm

Hi Doug,

Nice pics.. If I ever decide to do that I know how to do it now by simply pulling one at a time like you guys have said.

Jim

sharky47

Nice engine bay Doug!!!

Thanks guys, just did it - EASY job, if the intake is off. If you use the Lindsey kit on an N/A car you will have one extra T-fitting and a GENEROUS amount of extra line.

Royalty

whats the benfit of this? besides looking sharp of course.

i just made a how to

https://rennlist.com/forums/diy-924-931-944-951-968/348704-lindsey-racing-vacuum-install-on-n-a-944-a.html

sharky47

Features that I like:

Silicon will remain pliable and not crack with exposure to heat and oil

Flexible and easy to route

Colors available

Metal T-fittings won't break when you look at them wrong

Metal T-fittings are at 90 degree angles, makes for keeping things strait and neat easier

And as you mentioned - it looks damned good.


Thumbls-up to Lindsey, first time I have done business with them and it certainly won't be the last. I ordered two kits, great service and promt shipping - and most importantly - GREAT product!!!!

VaSteve

Colored vacuum lines are faster and match the ignition wires.

sharky47

I figured I gained at least 13hp, maybe more if I install a Lindsey sticker........

ACG

I have done not the vacuum line change myself. But I am hoping to do so in the future. I kept this pic from someone's post in the past. I am not sure if it is off an NA or turbo engine, but I hope this will be useful:

sharky47

Thanks - I got everthing changed without drama - I need more zip ties to finish it off and then I will post pictures and tips. There really isn't much to it, alot easier/simpler than I had imagined......