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I've had a PPRV delete and was never fully satisfied because I would always worry about the hose kinking, cracking, or just coming off. It is also expensive as balls to do. I talked to a friend (perezer79) and both him and I decided to give a product a try. Its a hose that already comes with the "ribs" so it wont kink, it also gets heat shrunk into the Y fitting and fuel hat so it'll stay there, plus you can always add a clamp just for added insurance.
Here is the product both him and I bought.
http://www.adautoparts.com/pprv-delete-hose-kits-p-55.html
He tried it out on his car first and has nothing but good things to say about it. He bought three of them and replaced all the stock hoses with it. I only took off the line where the pprv is and replaced it with the 12" hose.
I had a really hard time trying to get the hose to fit since I dont have a heat gun so I grabbed some boiling water and dipped it in there to soften it up. Once that was done it fit nice and snug in the fuel hat outlet. Here is a pick of it:
I added the clamp for added insurance. I tried to do the boiling water trick for the Y fitting but it was too big for the hose to fit in there without the heat gun. I decided to grab a punch, heat it up, and twisted back and forth going deeper into the hose making room for the fitting. Once it was big enough I dipped into the boiling water so it'll loosen up again and get heat shrunk once installed into the fitting.
Here is the pic for the Y fitting:
Once it shrunk down I put in a hose clamp for the added insurance (Make sure its still soft when you install the clamp). I put everything back into the tank and fired her up. Car ran prestine and perezer79's car is as well. Hopefully he comes in here and posts up his pics. These are the only ones I took off of my car but he has more pics to show the rest of the people that may be interested.
We did this for the purpose of testing a very cheap method of doing the PPRV delete and getting rid of all the kinks, cracking, and hoses coming off problems that people have experienced in the past. So far so good, thanks for reading :dancenana:
I've had a PPRV delete and was never fully satisfied because I would always worry about the hose kinking, cracking, or just coming off. It is also expensive as balls to do. I talked to a friend (perezer79) and both him and I decided to give a product a try. Its a hose that already comes with the "ribs" so it wont kink, it also gets heat shrunk into the Y fitting and fuel hat so it'll stay there, plus you can always add a clamp just for added insurance.
Here is the product both him and I bought.
http://www.adautoparts.com/pprv-delete-hose-kits-p-55.html
He tried it out on his car first and has nothing but good things to say about it. He bought three of them and replaced all the stock hoses with it. I only took off the line where the pprv is and replaced it with the 12" hose.
I had a really hard time trying to get the hose to fit since I dont have a heat gun so I grabbed some boiling water and dipped it in there to soften it up. Once that was done it fit nice and snug in the fuel hat outlet. Here is a pick of it:
I added the clamp for added insurance. I tried to do the boiling water trick for the Y fitting but it was too big for the hose to fit in there without the heat gun. I decided to grab a punch, heat it up, and twisted back and forth going deeper into the hose making room for the fitting. Once it was big enough I dipped into the boiling water so it'll loosen up again and get heat shrunk once installed into the fitting.
Here is the pic for the Y fitting:
Once it shrunk down I put in a hose clamp for the added insurance (Make sure its still soft when you install the clamp). I put everything back into the tank and fired her up. Car ran prestine and perezer79's car is as well. Hopefully he comes in here and posts up his pics. These are the only ones I took off of my car but he has more pics to show the rest of the people that may be interested.
We did this for the purpose of testing a very cheap method of doing the PPRV delete and getting rid of all the kinks, cracking, and hoses coming off problems that people have experienced in the past. So far so good, thanks for reading :dancenana:
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