Distributer vacuum line

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Seneca

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Does anyone offer a flexible distributor vacuum line (e.g. nylon) for '37 thru '41 engines. The steel lines are quite difficult to form.
 
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Hi Seneca, Not what you asked but we just purchased a preformed, copper plated steel line for our '36 from Roy Nacewicz (www.fordbolts.com for downloadable catalog, $12 for my line) and it fit pretty well. I found that it was a bit of a chore to get both ends threaded, but it didn't take more than about a half-hour and twenty cuss words. My stuff is all stock and the line was bent very similarly to the one that we removed.

-VeryTangled
 
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Seneca,
I sure agree with Tangled, if Roy made it it's right. To make assembly a bit easier in this case I cut the tube where it sort of sneaked near the LH water pump on
my '35 and used a short piece of vac hose to rejoin the ends.
Charlie ny
 
Charlie
Are you saying that youbasically cut a section out of the tube and replaced it withvacuum hose? Please elaborate.
Thanx, Seneca
 
On my roadster that's how it's set up piping at each end and hose in the center ...Works and look great ...
I hate to kid nap your thread but my question is related . Im looking to buy a banjo bolt for the manifold vacuum line ....
Does any one have any leads ....
 
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