Hey Guys!!

I recieved a new part from my friends shop and thought it would help alot of us. He uses it with alot of supras and othe turbo applications.


Here is alittle about it.


Anyone that has ever tried to connect a boost gauge, electronic boost controller, fuel controller, fuel pressure regulator, blow off valve, and TPS sensor to the intake plenum knows all to well the mess of hoses and tees and connections going everywhere from a single source. Well we had enough also, so we designed the VDP (Vacuum Distribution Plenum) to simplify hose routing. Now, a single 6mm hose connection to the intake plenum gives you 6 hose connections, enough to run any combination of sensors, gauges, and components. Whats more, the hose barb connections are universal 1/8" NPT and can be removed and replaced with AN fittings for completely secure hose connections in race applications. Mouting provisions are universal, with two 3/8-16 tapped bolt holes in the rear for mounting to any bracket, firewall, or as desired in any position. Anodized red with the PHR logo, fittings included.





$105 Shipped

 

ummm, how exactly do you connect a tps sensor to this?

LOL

 

I think he meant MAP sensor..

 

Or did he mean TPS report cover sheets?

 

interesting. thats a cool little piece.

 

Nice piece. I've been using similar units for years. The domestic guys all use them.

Darin

 

I think it will help get all the clutter out from under the bay. Its a very nice piece and well priced. picking me up one.

 

he didnt getting the memo bout the new cover sheets....here come the boss's!

 

price change, I got some more in so I can give better deals.

 

So if I got this part, where would I tap for the main source? The line under the fpr?

 

tap were ever a good vaccum is located on the intake manifold. Atleast thats what i ve done in the past when i done he other without using this piece.

 

Riiiiiiight, its just that we're putting new cover sheets on all our TPS reports. So if you can go ahead and do that, that would be great, thanks.