ehall

disregard my last post. I found it here. http://www.klaindustries.net/

tommo951

Ehall,

Paragon sell them

Luis de Prat

You know, a while back I asked my local dealer about the factory line and I believe you get it in a roll and cut it to fit as needed. Correct?

ehall

Thanks tommo

PorscheDoc

You can buy rubber 5/32 vacuum line at your local napa in black for .50 cents a foot. You need about 15 feet at the most. Add in a couple of t connections. Save your money for the main factory lines (2 for ISV, 1 for brake booster, 1 for the OAS with the check valve).

ehall

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Good info! Thanks!

eatiles

Thanks PorscheDoc , I think i will go that way

phils87951

just be aware that you should not use those silicone lines on circuits that control critical processes. IE: waste gate. Been there dont it, grenaded an engine because the line feeding the signal to the waste gate cut thru.
On the WG and fuel circuits I would use good quality rubber hose preferably with some reinforcement like cloth brading or even stainless if you want the expence and the bling.

Olli Snellman

There will be a complete silicon hose kit for 951's during next spring.
This kit will be made especially for 951's, so it's not the typical style "One-Size-Fits-All" type of kit. This kit will be also available in the USA and they will be sold by a well known company which is also a Rennlist sponsor.
More information will be available in January.

eatiles

what the factory are made of???? Silicone?? are the vacuum hoses that sell at the auto parts are silicone??? where can I get a good quality hoses instead. Thanks

PorscheDoc

Use rubber line from the auto parts store, not silicone. Factory lines were hard lines, or rubber for the bigger ones.