Kevin in Atlanta

Anybody?

-Kevin

Eplebnista

My recollection is that a list member used to make these but does not anymore.

Here is what I used: https://www.amazon.com/Thogus-Polypr...008TT60XK?th=1

Fits better than the original and still going strong after 2 years in my car. Also, you get nine extras to give away to other 928 owners.

worf928

That was me. 'bin out of that 'business' for a long time.

dr bob

The factory piece will last forever if you take a little time and a few cable ties, and support the hoses around the fitting. Last I looked they were relatively inexpensive, readily available, and of course a good fit. I've got almost 20 years on the one I put in.... almost 20 years ago now.

FWIW.

Koenig-Specials 928

I made my own and it's still in use since 10 years ago

Jim Devine

Any chance this would work for you?

http://www.chicompany.net/index.php?...oducts_id=1406

linderpat

No reason why it would not. The part is simply a tube that goes into a "Y"; anything that does that will work. Make sure inside and outside diameters are close to stock.

GregBBRD

Parts used for plumbing and sourced from Home Depot are generally only used on cars with supercharger kits....

Chris Lockhart

Ouch, that's gonna leave a mark!!! LOL.

ROG100

Classic GB right there 8>)

hacker-pschorr

So does Todd's Twin Turbo

I guess if you want to build the fastest, most powerful 928 in history, that is the pace to shop.

Correction, I think Todd prefers Fleet Farm, closer to his house.

SeanR

I'm sure Greg was tossing jokes this direction too as I love using the brass fittings from Lowes for the crank case ventilation. Looks so much better than the plastic stuff.

Kevin in Atlanta

Here's my first attempt. I expect a few more.

Kevin in Atlanta

Here's my first attempt to modify a plastic tee

hacker-pschorr

I just talked to Turbo Todd, he said:
"As a shareholder of Home Depot, I've actually thought about putting together a list of known 928 parts they keep in stock so they can add it to the next sales flyer"