DIY: what are you using for pipe couplers?
Besides expensive silicon adapters what are people using for pipe couplers? I'm looking for something that can stretch between different diamiters (ie; 2.5 -3 1/8). People mention using radiator hosing but the auto part stores claim that 2.5 ID hosing doesn't exist.
I have found that belt hosing works very well and is not to expensive but it won't stretch at all. I bought 3' for $50 from Napa auto parts. Thanks guys.
I have found that belt hosing works very well and is not to expensive but it won't stretch at all. I bought 3' for $50 from Napa auto parts. Thanks guys.
some people use plumbing connectors from home depot but they'll bulge out really bad at 10psi and pop quite often at 15psi.
i went to the local diesel shop and bought nomex hose by the foot for cheap.
i went to the local diesel shop and bought nomex hose by the foot for cheap.
not really and you dont really want anything that will stretch between pipe sizes either. anything that's elastic enough to stretch a 1/4" or more easy enough to go on the larger pipe will probably balloon up on you under boost and not last that long.
I use the couplers from ATPturbo.com they are well prices and works great. Let me know if you need some i have alot of extra
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well i guess since we're on the subject AGAIN
just to be on the safe side, would it be okay to spread a lil rubber cement on the piping before putting the hose on there? whether it be silicone or radiator hose?
i just dont want something thatll eat the hose or just cause it to act weird...yeah itll probably be a pain to get it off later. any info.. thanks
just to be on the safe side, would it be okay to spread a lil rubber cement on the piping before putting the hose on there? whether it be silicone or radiator hose?
i just dont want something thatll eat the hose or just cause it to act weird...yeah itll probably be a pain to get it off later. any info.. thanks
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so coolant hose will work for boost?
so coolant hose will work for boost?
You guys go through so much trouble, when it's so simple. You'd think of all the forunms on honda-tech Fi would have the least tight wads
Like Viren said atpturbo.com has very nice prices on precut connectors
Im running thier connectors along with T bolt clamps and I have never had a pipe blow off.
Thier connectors are only $6 a piece.
Like Viren said atpturbo.com has very nice prices on precut connectors
Im running thier connectors along with T bolt clamps and I have never had a pipe blow off.
Thier connectors are only $6 a piece.
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so coolant hose will work for boost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
the HEAVY DUTY ones... like the ones they use on big *** trucks... what the hell else would use a 2.5" radiator hose lol
so coolant hose will work for boost?</TD></TR></TABLE>
the HEAVY DUTY ones... like the ones they use on big *** trucks... what the hell else would use a 2.5" radiator hose lol
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