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    broke alot while taking off supercharger! can i buy them at autozone...??
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    The rubber or the hard plastic ones? I am pretty sure that most auto supply stores sell vacuum line hose. If you broke any of the hard plastic lines just replace them with rubber.
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    i think they are rubber. they are soo old they are hard
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    Just replace everything with rubber hose and plastic tees.
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    sounds like a plan!
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    Quote Originally Posted by dsmuts View Post
    Just replace everything with rubber hose and plastic tees.
    Just did exactly that. Napa hoses and couplers... Cost: $15 total.
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    reasonable!
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