Reply to "Diameter of vacuum booster tube inder the car"

rcpantera (Guest)

This really is great info to at least understand what A/N stands for and the sizes of hoses and tubes! Thanks. Of course I still have questions. The hole under the car is for a 5/8" tube.Meaning the I.D.is smaller. To that I can attach a 5/8" hose. Meaning 5/8" I.D. Is that a little large for the hose end? I have fittings from the intake and the booster side that will accept 3/8" hose so I should use 5 feet of 3/8" tube as a hard line under the car? Is that too small I.D.? TIA

4/1/0710:37 AM

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