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Dont use normal VAC line, because its for VAC (name says it all) it can split under high boost, its happened to me before twice.

Turbosmart make good silicon hose, 4 and 6mm, find a dealer, ET Performance have it, comes in blue and black so youre set.

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Dont use normal VAC line, because its for VAC (name says it all) it can split under high boost, its happened to me before twice.

Turbosmart make good silicon hose, 4 and 6mm, find a dealer, ET Performance have it, comes in blue and black so youre set.

where are they?

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The bigger is approx. 6mm internal diameter and 87cm/34inches long. The smaller is approx. 4mm internal diameter and 87cm/34inches long. They're from my HKS EVC 6.

so would suit my EVC 4 from the sound of things :P

i added you on msn, will try and grab it soonish unless it gets installed at the service on the w/e

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