Introducing the New Fast-Turbo.com Vaccumm Line kit. The Easiest, Simplest and Safest way to run Vaccumm Signal from your Compressor Housing to your Wastegate.

The kit consist of:

2 - feet of the 1/4" Polyurethane Felxi Line in Black.
1- 90 Degree Connector for the Wastegate, SWIVEL !!!!
1- Straight Connector for the Compressor Housing.

The line are so easy to install, it will takes literraly 2 seconds to assemble the line to the hose ends.

This setup will allows you run to a Push-Lock line from side port of your Wastegate to the compressor housing. If you compressor housing does not have the hole, you can easily take it off, drill it and tap it to 1/8" NPT.



Installed Pics


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Can also be installed on FPR, Blow off Valve, Boost Controller and solenoids, Boost Gauge, Vaccum Manifold and etc. If it has a threaded port, it can be done.

Sample pics of Fuel Pressure Regulator




Compatibility:

Anything that has a threaded ports of 1/8 NPT. It can only transfer Vaccum, no fluid or fuel.

<FONT COLOR="red">Pricing: $ 16 shipped</FONT>

To upgrade the Straight Hose ends to 90 degree, pelase add $ 1.00

<FONT COLOR="blue">Ordering Info :</FONT>

Phone: 888-887-2658
E-mail: stan@fast-turbo.com

Ordering via Paypal:

For the standard kit as shown above:

Standard Kit

For the 2- 90 degree hose ends kit:

CMZ2


We accept:

Paypal - <FONT COLOR="green"> paypal@fast-turbo.com</FONT>
Credit cards
Check
Money order
Cash
Blood

If you need aditional hose ends and hose to make your own custom vaccum line kit, give me a call or IM me.

thanks again guys,

Stan




Modified by Flamenco-T at 10:20 AM 5/5/2005

 

up for Stan

 

r u sure those aint your hands???

 

hahah yeah, I promise

Stan

 

pm sent!

 

nice french tip manicure STAN!!

 

Hey Stan...I am pretty sure these lines are leak-free..right? It looks very good by the way...I might end up getting a kit.

 

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i've used these fittings and lines in 4500 psi applications, but I have no experience with them under vaccum let's say 20-30 in/HG. The push lock connectors are designed to lock under pressure. They'll hold high pressure fine at 16 ***** per second in my timmy!

<FONT SIZE="5">These lines can handle 1000 psi and maybe a bit more but not 4500 psi</FONT>


Modified by Laserjock at 1:31 PM 2/3/2005

 

Stan! My sister is still complaining about the scratch marks on her back!! WTF DUDE!!??

Bump for Stan ,
Khoi

 

Of course they are leak free

Laserjock, thank you....

Khoi: lol


Okay, if you guys insist, I can show the bigger picture the owner of those french manicure

stan

 

uppity

 

how much blood for the line?? for realz

 

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i've used these fittings and lines in 4500 psi applications, but I have no experience with them under vaccum let's say 20-30 in/HG. The push lock connectors are designed to lock under pressure. They'll hold high pressure fine at 16 ***** per second in my timmy!</TD></TR></TABLE>
They work for me at 20bps on my Angel haha.

 

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Okay, if you guys insist, I can show the bigger picture the owner of those french manicure

stan</TD></TR></TABLE>

so wheres the pic at ? bump for stan

 

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and



Can also be installed on FPR, Blow off Valve, Boost Controller and solenoids, Boost Gauge, Vaccum Manifold and etc. If it has a threaded port, it can be done.

Sample pics of Fuel Pressure Regulator



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As seen on the Urban Legend. I use these and I know a lot of racers use them too that run 50psi of boost!! So they will not leak.

Stan the sneaky guy taking pics of my car..

 

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i've used these fittings and lines in 4500 psi applications, but I have no experience with them under vaccum let's say 20-30 in/HG. The push lock connectors are designed to lock under pressure. They'll hold high pressure fine at 16 ***** per second in my timmy!</TD></TR></TABLE>

buddy honestly. No tank will put out 4500psi nor i know of any marker that has an operating pressure of 4500 psi. At most in paintball, macro lines hold 1000 psi and thats only on adjustable tanks which i honestly dont think even go that high. On your timmy your running at most 650 psi into your regulator which is droped down to about 150-300 psi. No macro line is 4500 psi safe. i personally think that nothin out beats steal braided lines.

 

I agree with you 100% that nothings beat a stainless braided line with teflon tube, but for a lower alternative option that can be removed easily, this is the way to go...

stan

 

Up for Stan.

 

This looks like a great setup.I never liked rubber hose and zipties.
And a note on braided steel line.Unless its designated for vacuum it can collapse the inner teflon tube without collapsing the braid.The stuff desingned for pressure and boost has the inner bonded to the outer.
Glenn

 

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buddy honestly. No tank will put out 4500psi nor i know of any marker that has an operating pressure of 4500 psi. At most in paintball, macro lines hold 1000 psi and thats only on adjustable tanks which i honestly dont think even go that high. On your timmy your running at most 650 psi into your regulator which is droped down to about 150-300 psi. No macro line is 4500 psi safe. i personally think that nothin out beats steal braided lines. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Yes, you are corret and I will edit my post above. These lines can handle 1000 psi and maybe a bit more but not 4500 psi like I said above.I typed that really late and was in a hurry. Is that a X/E-mag in your sig. And your handle looks familiar. Are you on AO? If so, imstoiched!

 

The new macro line out now is able to withstand around 1200psi. It is also more flexible then the old style. On an intimidator you want your reg prssure to be around 260 and your operating pressure around 80psi.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Flamenco-T &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I agree with you 100% that nothings beat a stainless braided line with teflon tube, but for a lower alternative option that can be removed easily, this is the way to go...

stan</TD></TR></TABLE>
whatever dude, SS lines are too heavy!

 

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whatever dude, SS lines are too heavy!</TD></TR></TABLE>

LOL

stan

 

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Okay, if you guys insist, I can show the bigger picture the owner of those french manicure

stan</TD></TR></TABLE>

*starsky and hutch voice* Do it!

 

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*starsky and hutch voice* Do it!

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hmmmmm

stan