This is a stupid question but I am trying to get some more pressure/vacuum silicone hose and the stuff that came with my kit I measured ID and looks like it's about 5-6 mm and I built a vacuum manifold to mount to intake since there is only one port to tap onto and I used 1/4" barbs, I already ordered 6mm silicone vacuum hose from silicone intakes, does this all sound about right because I am trying to clean up under the hood due to having a wastegate, blowoff valve, boost controller and the boost guage source.

 

Sounds like that'll work. I plan on getting a vacuum block and mounting it under the hood to run all my vac/boost signals off of. Most places online have nice aluminum ones for about $40.

 

Well here is what it looks like I bought it all at lowes they are all brass fittings I did this instead of buying one due to simplicity and here are a few pics it fits right under the cover I am just waiting on the vacuum line because you know you have to order everything these days just like everything else on my truck, oh and here is a pic of the tahoe under hood light I installed the other day I love it works great cost me $10!

 

I am pretty sure hoses aren't going to blow off these fittings!

 

i've got a manifold that i will sell for $40 shipped. i payed $45 from thunderwagen and haven't used it, it looks brand new and you can find pics of it in his for sale thread from a month or so back.

Let me know,
Jed

 

No I am good I have about $20 in this set up and no one will ever see it I am man of simplicity!

 

Be nice if GM put more vaccum ports on the mani to tap into for us boosted guys. Geez what were they thinkin

 

Looks like that'll work well! If you start popping hoses, just put some small spring-type hose clamps on them. Should fix you up.

 

I know what you are talking about but where do get some good quality springs like that ones that won't rust I like to over engineer things from the beginning for reliability!

 

I would like to see how you guys ran yours I want to keep them out of sight but to the manifold!