ErnestSw

You'd normally have to pay up to 50 cents a foot for this stuff at Pep Boys.

Grab it while it's HOT!!!!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2436332720

BarryW

A bargain at TWICE that price! If you're building a space shuttle maybe.

BrianG

CRAP...... and I used that cheap colored silicone stuff!! Why didn't somebody tell me about this stuff!!

ErnestSw

Go ahead and laugh youse guys!!! But don't come cryin' to me when your vacuum hoses turn to doggy doo doo when it gets down to -470F!!!

Lizard928

he states it is as hard as stainless steel, how then are you supposed to cut it might I inquire

2V4V

Wish there was a close-up on that stuff, so I could see the gold plating a little more clearly...

If you ever need to do vac lines and want a nice German replacement, MB sells their stuff in 3 meter rolls and it works perfectly on the Porsche.

I guess if there is ever a liqiud nitrogen spill in my engine compartment, I'm sure I'll be kicking myself for not getting this stuff for $90...

To paraphrase Barnum: "There's a 911 owner born every minute"

Greg

Old & New

He could at least spell it right - polyetheretherketone. It was developed by ICI, a company I used to work for, and is worth a few bucks a foot. But whether it is worth it in a practical sense for use in our application is another story. Check out the other items he has up for auction... I wonder if he is related to our eBay fraud buddy ?

Mitch Johnson

PEEK (polyetheretherketone) tubing has practical applications in organic chemistry. This type of tubing has wonderful resistance to aggressive solvents and holds pressure up to approx. 5000 psi (liquid). I can't imagine why anyone would want to use it for vacuum tubing on any vehicle.

This guy is making a mint on it though that I can tell you.

BarryW

Of course, he would actually have to SELL some to make that mint!