Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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April 29, 2003 10:35 pm UTC
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Dave Dziarmaga
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If you find a place that sells those let me know, i went to a bunch of places over the weekend and no one carried those. Have you tried streching the hose maybe?
1993 Talon TSi AWD, if in doubt, increase boost. I've got a fever, and the only perscription is more cowbell! -Bruce Dickenson for sale: my talon
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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April 30, 2003 01:35 pm UTC
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Geoff Chislett
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Please post here if you find them.
btw, don't use cheap rubber connectors from CT. They can melt and get sucked into your engine. Don't ask me why I know.
G
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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May 02, 2003 10:28 pm UTC
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Dave Dziarmaga
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The keystone catalogue carries 2 sets of transition hoses, im gonna get pricing for them tomorrow. CT to the rescue :rolleyes:
1993 Talon TSi AWD, if in doubt, increase boost. I've got a fever, and the only perscription is more cowbell! -Bruce Dickenson for sale: my talon
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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May 03, 2003 12:23 am UTC
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Paul Bratina
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Yeah, I saw those Rob, but they looked kinda feeble to me. But who knows, if they hold boost, they hold boost, right?
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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May 05, 2003 03:11 pm UTC
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Geoff Chislett
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Originally posted by Geoff Chislett: Please post here if you find them.
btw, don't use cheap rubber connectors from CT. They can melt and get sucked into your engine. Don't ask me why I know.
G Rob, Paul... See above! Dont' keep it simple, Do it right.
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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May 05, 2003 05:16 pm UTC
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I put in some of those cheap home depot couplers as a short term solution until i got some silicone,a nd i was actually very surprised at how well they've lasted. I haven't bothered replacing them since. They're ugly, and they deform, and they stretch when yo hit boost, but they work, and they're cheap. I don't know why yours were melting, unless they were on your turbo outlet, and youre pusing a small turbo way out of its efficiency range.
Anyways... silicone is better (my silicone couplers are on the way), but the plumbing stuff does work.
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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May 05, 2003 05:35 pm UTC
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Geoff Chislett
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The rubber coupler that I used was put on at the tbe connection. Running stock (actually only 8 psi) boost, the rubber melted and got sucked through the bov, back into the intake and destroyed my turbo. Fins got all bent up and sounded like a squealing pig. (Don't ask me how I know what a squealing pig sounds like ) Anyway, I personally don't care if you use the cheap-o connector, I just thought I'd give you a heads up on the potential dangers. Mine lasted 3 days before imploding! G
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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May 05, 2003 07:41 pm UTC
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Has anyone ever though of using pieces of rad hose to make couplers? It resists heat (100C+) and pressure (15psi stock cooling system pressure).....Sounds like a good alternative to me.....Any ideas?
91 TSi AWD
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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May 06, 2003 12:44 am UTC
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Well, actually, I am using rad hose for all of my I/C piping (except for the connection at the TB elbow). It's 2" rad hose (the stock hose for some kind of truck) to go with my 2" I/C piping. I can't really use 2" hose at the elbow transition, since it's 2.25". I tried to "stretch" it into place, but it really resists.
It looks like I'm going to be ordering one of those fancy silicone deals from the States, since I stumbled onto a few other parts I want to order as well (didn't want to order just that one part).
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Re: "Transition" Hose for I/C Piping
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June 24, 2003 02:52 am UTC
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Dave Dziarmaga
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I got my transition hoses from kinetic , the prices are actually cheaper then from the states and no border hassle.
1993 Talon TSi AWD, if in doubt, increase boost. I've got a fever, and the only perscription is more cowbell! -Bruce Dickenson for sale: my talon
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