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C3L1CA · 03-17-2016

I used 1/4" line on my setup and feel like I might have ended up using the Nycoil fittings.

http://www.nycoil.com/Fittings/PushFtg.html

I could see if I can find the receipt when I get home and double check. My setup is probably way more simple than what you'd need for a car. But I just used a Y fitting like this one
http://www.nycoil.com/Fittings/CompYMaleInch.html
then 2 90 degree elbows
http://www.nycoil.com/Fittings/CompM...ElbowInch.html
Then I got a few feet of line and still have a little bit of extra left over. I couldn't tell ya what brand of line I got but I got more than I thought I needed because I don't remember it being super expensive.

I just went into JHF on my lunch with a drawn out sketch of the shit I wanted and about 15 minutes later he just came back with the stuff I wanted. Guy I talked to was really nice and helpful. Could look at the Nycoil site to get an idea of stuff you'd think you'd need and if you had part number and a sketch I'm sure they'd get you taken care of

03-17-2016	#8
C3L1CA N17r0U$ br4D Goosehead Racing Champion! Street Drifting Champion! Tournaments Won: 1 Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Oakdale, MN Drives: bikes and a silveraydo Posts: 2,749	Re: Push Connect Vacuum Lines? I used 1/4" line on my setup and feel like I might have ended up using the Nycoil fittings. http://www.nycoil.com/Fittings/PushFtg.html I could see if I can find the receipt when I get home and double check. My setup is probably way more simple than what you'd need for a car. But I just used a Y fitting like this one http://www.nycoil.com/Fittings/CompYMaleInch.html then 2 90 degree elbows http://www.nycoil.com/Fittings/CompM...ElbowInch.html Then I got a few feet of line and still have a little bit of extra left over. I couldn't tell ya what brand of line I got but I got more than I thought I needed because I don't remember it being super expensive. I just went into JHF on my lunch with a drawn out sketch of the shit I wanted and about 15 minutes later he just came back with the stuff I wanted. Guy I talked to was really nice and helpful. Could look at the Nycoil site to get an idea of stuff you'd think you'd need and if you had part number and a sketch I'm sure they'd get you taken care of __________________ My rice rocket best times Pump Gas: 8.85 @ 152.3 in 2016 Race Gas: 8.982 @ 152.16 in 2014