Vacuum Lines. To be or not to be?

[ThirstyMKthrice]

I'm still rebuilding the motor. Got 98% of it done. I've seen the vacuum line diagram and all, I know where they all go. I just don't want them. Two of my friends who own 300z's just say to plug everything off. When I got the car the EGR was already ditched, along with more than half the vacuum lines. Instead of spending more money that I barley have, could I really just plug everything off? I just don't think the Supra will react as the 300z's. Thanks everyone...

 

[88YotaTurbo]

not a smart idea especially when you consider the vsv's that control the fuel pressure regulator. Also with the ISC valve, no vacuum running here will make you car idle like shit.

 

[IwantMKIII]

tell your 300z friends to keep their opinions to themselves and spend the $20 in vacuum lines to replace them

/thread

 

[ThirstyMKthrice]

cool, thanks....

 

[radiod]

tell your 300z friends to keep their opinions to themselves and spend the $20 in vacuum lines to replace them

/thread

Totally agree...I know people who seem to have mechanical smarts but I wouldn't do anything they recommend at all. Hey, on the brighter side, you asked here and were given a definite answer :icon_razz

 

[sneakypete]

toyota put vacuum lines there for a reason....

 

[j3pz]

your friends sound like the kind of guys that could benefit from a DEI, thats direct exhaust injection. tell them to look it up

 

[IwantMKIII]

your friends sound like the kind of guys that could benefit from a DEI, thats direct exhaust injection. tell them to look it up

DEI FTMFW :biglaugh: