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How exactly do you hook stainless/prolite lines to the boost controller? the boost controllers have plastic nipples..

Finland

stainless lines are rubber on the inside, so just slip it onto the nipple and clamp it.

edit: most Parker stores sell it by the foot without fittings on the ends.

beepy

A company called Proform makes -AN simulating hose clamps. Just FYI.

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link

Treblarefils

http://www.google.com

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tryed that smart ***

future reference

http://store.summitracing.com/...00405

tony1

get a different solenoid with threaded inputs.

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GM perhaps?

Dunc

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hahahahaha...just buy the npt to -an adapters and make the stainless line the correct way instead of the ricer half assed way. The line is really easy to construct and takes like 5 minutes.

tony1

Apex has a very good solenoid.

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Dee

The lines that run to and from my HKS wastegate & AVC-R solenoid are stainless steel while the line that runs from my vacuum block to the BOV is a rubber line with an AN fitting.

I'll try to post some pics later when I get home.


Modified by Dee at 7:08 PM 8/16/2005

caspers_hatch

I there a remedy for the profec b solenoid?

Such as using the one pictured above, i mean....can you do that? I don't know much about the solenoid and swapping them out.

I don't like the small little nipples coming out of it though, thats for sure.

Bump for some info

Sprockets

iTrader: (6)

Why don't you just use braided teflon -an lines with NPT adapters on both ends?

edit...I guess someone already suggested that.

ComputerJLT

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by caspers_hatch &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I there a remedy for the profec b solenoid?

Such as using the one pictured above, i mean....can you do that? I don't know much about the solenoid and swapping them out.

I don't like the small little nipples coming out of it though, thats for sure.

Bump for some info </TD></TR></TABLE>

i've been doing some research and discovered something startling;
apex and greddy use the SAME solenoid; and one can find that solenoid (generic 3 way 12v pnumatic solenoid) for very cheap if they look arond.

less than a third what apex wants for it

also if you need a new solenoid look for "EBCS solenoid" on google; this (smart) company sells these solenoids for $60 and they'll work with an avc-r; profec; any single solenoid style ebc

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apex and greddy use the SAME solenoid; and one can find that solenoid (generic 3 way 12v pnumatic solenoid) for very cheap if they look arond.

less than a third what apex wants for it

also if you need a new solenoid look for "EBCS solenoid" on google; this (smart) company sells these solenoids for $60 and they'll work with an avc-r; profec; any single solenoid style ebc</TD></TR></TABLE>

how exactly does the wiring work?? cut the profec plug, and rewire it?

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apex and greddy use the SAME solenoid; and one can find that solenoid (generic 3 way 12v pnumatic solenoid) for very cheap if they look arond.

less than a third what apex wants for it

also if you need a new solenoid look for "EBCS solenoid" on google; this (smart) company sells these solenoids for $60 and they'll work with an avc-r; profec; any single solenoid style ebc</TD></TR></TABLE>

you sir are the ******* man..

ComputerJLT

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how exactly does the wiring work?? cut the profec plug, and rewire it?</TD></TR></TABLE>

it's a 12vdc 3-way solenoid

there really isn't a way you can **** up the wiring the solenoid gets +12v and GND when it needs to be open or closed (depending on the valve side you use).

I'm probably going to make a big giant thread that will make all the big EBC sellers go when i get a few solenoids in and test 'em out with the Profec b spec 2 and my AVCR

caspers_hatch

This is a beautiful thing!

Dee

Here's a pic of my old setup.

tuoniz

I'm going to give it a try

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anyone know the npt fitting for a tial bov and tial 44?

civicross

Read below he's right I was off .5


Modified by civicross at 10:50 PM 8/17/2005

97turbols

they're 10mm x 1.0 all part dimensions are on tial's web site: http://www.tialsport.com/

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thanks alot


why do you guys run -6an from the bov?? why not just -4an?