Looking for turbonetic Silicone hose that goes from throttle body to charge pipe on a b16 motor. I have the GReddy 18G turbo kit.

I would do the searching myself and get a brand new one. but i cant find any part numbers and "turbonetic" brand hoses. any help would be great, also if your sellin a " brand new" hose, please PM me or email me at civicsi00blue@***.net

Thanks for look.

andy

 

BUMP. someone most know.

 

http://www.greddy.com/products...e.htm

Scroll down half page they have the part #'s for the reducers there

 

Thanks, but as the post says im looking for " turbonetic silicone hose". he he

 

Just curious why do you need a turbonetics hose? they are all the same its just that some are more expensive than others due to having names on them IE: turbonetics.

 

Turbonetic hoses are made a lot better than the GReddy ones. Im having a problem when im boot 15psi, my pipblows off and using a better prodct such as Turbnetic will help me out, reason being is they use stronger materials in therehoses compard to GReddy. End result, no more pipe flying off.

later, andy

 

Mine hasn't blown off at 15 psi yet

Not to sound like an *** but are you installing them correctly.

 

yes i am

 

I was never too picky of the silicone hose brand, I bought mine off ebay and that works great. BTW what kind of clamps are you using?

 

If it is not damaged, the problem is probably not the hose. Just weld a small bead around the end of the pipe so the clamp has someting to prevent it from sliding off. I do that for every setup I build.

Good luck.

 

everything is installed correctly, im using the stock/normal clamps that came with the kit. My hose is starting to dry rott a lil bit. So i think im gunna buy a new greddy one and use " T" clamps ( i think thats what there called) and see how that does. I hear that the "T" clamps ( if thats what there called) work a lot better than the normal radiator clamps that came with the kit.

Off of the subject, if i tune to 15psi, do i need a 3 bar map sensor? Right now im at 12psi and get code 45 sometime ( to rich to lean).

Thanks, andy