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07-20-2006, 09:37 PM
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I recommend the 4050 Sliverline Plus. It does vacuum and pressure, and comes with a bunch of accessories like brake
bleeding fittings and such. I made the mistake of getting the 4000 Silverline. Comes with accessories and fittings, but the pump/gauge does not do pressure. Which means I need another gauge setup for measuing boost. 4050 would have done both. Bob '82 300D 
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07-20-2006, 09:46 PM
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I got a cheap non "mityvac" brand vacuum tester from harbor freight, its all steel/brass, not cheapo plastic like the mityvac brand one, which was $20 more I may add. For $16 I got a vacuum tester, made 100% of metal (its rugged!) brake bleeding accessories, and tubing. It also has a nifty little bleeder valve, and a high quality large vac gauge on it, up to 30in vac measurement. We used it to test the locking system on our '83 and it works great!
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07-22-2006, 01:26 AM
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07-22-2006, 04:07 AM
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They do have the real mighty vac but they have some cheap ass china made one that is identical to the one that sears sells with a craftsman sticker on it. Just get a cheap one. its a simple device and shoulden cost 50 bucks. Personaly i have the 50 dollar one and had to return it once already. Its still a plastic hunk of china made ****.
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