Ive called like half the stores in the Chicago area, and most people don't even know what a silicone reducer is. I need a couple 2.5->2.25 silicone reducers.... are there any auto parts chains that carry them?
Thanks,
-Will

 

well I can give ya a temporary solution if you want to get your setup done.
Home depot sells fernco couplings(not silicone) in various sizes in the plumbing section I've been running those for the past two weeks and havent had any problems accociated with them. In the meantime you can go order some silicone ones from an online source such as roadrace engineering.

 

ive got the home depot ones as well

 

I've been running the homedepot reducer for about 8 months now. gravy. My other couplings are radiator hose

 

or if you want really nice hoses go to turbohoses.com very nice people although it took 2 weeks to get the stuff it was very high quality

 

Will, Im also using turbohose.com products. Good stuff. Order what you need and ship two day air. Best of all you can get them in black.

 

Isn't Precision Turbo in your area?

 

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Me too. 7 months so far and no complaints

 

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My "temporary" radiator hose couplings have been working great for over year now . They fit tighter than the real silicone couplings I have and are 20 times cheaper.

 

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Home depot sells fernco couplings(not silicone) in various sizes in the plumbing section I've been running those for the past two weeks and havent had any problems accociated with them. In the meantime you can go order some silicone ones from an online source such as roadrace engineering.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Awesome, Ill give it a try. Thanks for the help.

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Not sure where they are located, but Ill look into that as well.

Thanks for the input everyone.

-Will

 

I went and got the Turbonetics Reducers from there website. kinda pricy but works for me.