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I was faced with the same problem when I pulled the 300 six out of my Ford truck to rebuild it. All vacuum lines were junk. I measured how much length I needed and ran new black rubber vacuum lines.
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hard line
I had a few on my 89 firebird that I was wondering if the hard plastic vacuum lines had to be there, so I took some straight plastic lines from advance auto and applied some heat to them, just enough to bent them to what the originals would look like, considering mine were broken.
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you could go with one of the kits from summit-they arnt car specific, but they are way way way better than rubber vac lines, and they look better too!
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/MR...P/?image=large they run about 30.00 and i know they come in a bunch of colors |
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