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

 

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.

 

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

 

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link

 

http://www.google.com

 

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tryed that smart ***

future reference

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

 

get a different solenoid with threaded inputs.

 

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GM perhaps?

 

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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.

 

Apex has a very good solenoid.

 

 

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

 

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

 

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

edit...I guess someone already suggested that.

 

<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

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ComputerJLT &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">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</TD></TR></TABLE>

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

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ComputerJLT &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">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</TD></TR></TABLE>

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

 

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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

 

This is a beautiful thing!

 

Here's a pic of my old setup.

 

I'm going to give it a try

 

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

 

Read below he's right I was off .5


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

 

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?