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    Veteran Member Four Rings buck's Avatar
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    Question what size is this line?? (boost signal)

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    I don't have the means to pull this line off right now.

    What is this line size? No guesses please! The I.D. is what I'm concerned about:

    APR 93 Octane Chip, VDO Boost Gauge, 710N, Koni C/O's, Carbonio CAI, High Flow Coconut air freshener.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings buck's Avatar
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    If it makes any difference, it's for a 2001.

    HELP!
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    Veteran Member Four Rings buck's Avatar
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    From Overspun:
    the T fitting i have is 1/8" and so is the vacuum hose. im not sure of the diameter of the nylon hose, but it fits inside of the vacuum tube, so the o.d is probably similar to 1/8" test fit the stuff at the store before you buy it though...
    Overspun seems to have answered this in another post.

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    APR 93 Octane Chip, VDO Boost Gauge, 710N, Koni C/O's, Carbonio CAI, High Flow Coconut air freshener.

    60% of the time, it works EVERY time.

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    yes. it is 1/8".

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