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#376404 02/17/2008 5:24 AM
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51 Chevy 3/4 ton. My cab and bed are off and will be ready to put back on in two or three weeks (fingers crossed) and most everything I can do at this point is done except the brake booster vacuum line. I don't want to just run a rubber hose. Is there a "cooler" hook up than a rubber hose for this? ohwell

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you can use the stainless wrapped rubber for a little better look, or even some aluminum or steel line bent to how you like it with a small rubber piece at each end.


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