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

 

Ehall,

Paragon sell them

 

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?

 

Thanks tommo

 

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).

 

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

 

Thanks PorscheDoc , I think i will go that way

 

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.

 

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.

 

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

 

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