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Old 04-19-12, 09:12 PM
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what are the best vacuum manufactures
im rebuilding my rx7 and i would like to use better vacuum lines last time i used sume lines of of ebay i want to use better ones also what sizes do i need and how much. last time i bough 6mm and 4mm.
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Baker's Precision or Hose Techniques. HT is probably sold out of the 3.5mm though. I'm running Baker's and they've been great so far.
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I ordered the Hose Techniques FD RX7 kit and was quite pleased with what I got... ended up with quite a bit of leftover as well, which is nice to have on hand just in case

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I use:

www.siliconehose.com/commerce/

3.5mm and 6mm
Good quality and a lot less expensive than than hose techniques
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Avoid silicone and use Viton (if you can still find it) or simply go with stock Mazda OEM lines...they are fabulous.
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I bought a used Dyson on craigslist. Cant beat Dyson for a quality vacuum manufacturer. Hope this helps.
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This is my vacuum, has a good sweeper in the back
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I replaced all the vacuum hoses with hose techniques 13 years ago and they are still like new.
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