Synflex lines for vacuum?
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So I was at princess auto yesterday (the chinese superstore) to get some parts for my meth injection setup and I was wondering if I could use a similar setup for vacuum lines
Here's what I got Attachment 13089 the 2 port vacuum manifold with quick connects for synflex is for the water injection , but i was wondering if the same components could be used for vacuum. I paid $18 for the manifolds , 4 fittings and an assload of synflex. |
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synflex or pex tubing, same sorta thing. you push in the lines and viola done
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But will it work?
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i don't see why they wouldn't. i used to work at a place that used those for pressure/vac solenoids and they had no issues, but repetitive lock/unlock use will leave an indent ring that might cause slight leaks
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I have push some of those lines upwards of 60psi. Granted it was for something non car related, but it held just fine.
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i think you should be fine...
concidering that those are the lines that i use on the bagged scion.... |
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i thought about using pex with those quick conenctors for my basement plumbing, but im not sure on them. they seem to easy to be a quality alternative for solder and copper.
i also looked into one of those crimp tools, $100? ---- that |
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Originally Posted by MAJORAHOLE
i thought about using pex with those quick conenctors for my basement plumbing, but im not sure on them. they seem to easy to be a quality alternative for solder and copper.
i also loKOed into one of those crimp tools, $100? ---- that |
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Sweetness, I will post up some Pics this weekend.
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pvc is janky
my house doesnt have wheels |
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