new vacuum manifold for my friend. pretty cool design IMO, runs additional 6 ports. all 1/4NPT.




nipple in pics is just an example


Modified by hybridvteceg at 5:13 PM 1/1/2004

 

red X's

 

fixing them now, they were too big.

 

wow tell me how that works

 

its just a vacuum log/manifold, similar to GE but different design. so you dont have to tee off of your current lines like 5 times.

 

thats cool, what is it made out of?

 

acrylic, withstands something like 10,000 PSI, so he should be fine, lol. crystal clear also

 

thats pretty bling for a DIY... nice job, i am gunna fab one sometime too

 

cool design and good craftsmanship but woulden't that be kind of a mess with the lines going all diffrent directions?

 

pretty sweet. If it was easy to make, any interested in selling me one?

 

all thanks to my new drill press and workplace in the garage


and for going in diffeent directions, home depot or other stores sell 90deg. fitting and all sorts of things that clean it up. and put it coming straight off of the manifold and pointing at whatever accesory you're hooking up.

cyphear PM me please.

 

r u going to start selling them, im interested

 

yeah i am i think. theres a website in my sig, but its only geocities, so im making one right now actually that wont keep going down.

 

Thats a creative design and looks pretty clean. I'll buy one if you start selling.

 

anyone interested PM me. i have a lot of free time.

 

thats a nice little workplace you got going on there

 

sounds interesting....

 

nice job

 

thanks all

 

looks good D. real clean

 

I made mine out of the little black box that goes to to the cruise control. Its a backup for extra vacuum for the cruise control. Since I don't have CC anymore, I drilled holes in each side and four going down it and tee'd it into the brake booster line. I used jb weld around the fittings to make sure they are sealed. Kinda ghetto but free from parts I had laying around. Holds 10psi + no problems!!

NOw working on a Catch Can made outta an old honda power steering reservoir. I just need a copy of the endyn catch can directions!!

 

tapping int acrylic is usually a bad idea, the threads dont hold very well. And because it is pipe thead, that may not be the best material, overtighten a little, and CRACK. DO you supply plugs for the ports that are not used? Because the holes are so close together...does that make it difficult to install fittings in adjacent holes?
Try making it out of aluminum?
Hope i didnt **** you off, just trying to help, it is a good, inexpensive, and effective design.

 

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Try making it out of aluminum?
Hope i didnt **** you off, just trying to help, it is a good, inexpensive, and effective design.
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i agree, it could crack easily with overtightening...
aluminum ones would be nice... especially if they had brackets to mount them somewhere

 

Good design!

 

Looks good Now put it to the test!