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62621, hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by jsupetran, Dec-23-03 09:21 AM
where can i get something similar to this:

locally? need response FAST!!!

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62623, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by 98starGS, Dec-23-03 09:24 AM
home depo in the plumbing section they even come with the clamps, not the best thing but i've had them hold 10 psi on my bros celica. hope that helps.
62626, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by MotoFool, Dec-23-03 09:40 AM
go to a industrial fitting or hose store

ask for hitemp silicone 3ply hose it should be black brown or blue

cost from 10-20$ a foot

houseofhose.com has it

home depot has pvc rubber pipe connectors that will work for a short amount of time if your desperate..
62627, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by turbo8u, Dec-23-03 09:46 AM
ebay

"couplers" or something to that effect. home depot like ^^^^ said
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62628, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by ner947, Dec-23-03 10:37 AM
radiator hose.
62648, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by fly1, Dec-23-03 04:13 PM
I've actually tried the plumbing hose connectors from Home Depot, and believe it or not, it actually held up to 18-20 psi runs for a few months now; but, I would rely on it too though. Radiator hose will always work, too.
62651, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by jsupetran, Dec-23-03 07:28 PM
bwahahaha

thanks

can't wait to finally have an fmic :thumbsup

-------jezreel
hrc stage 1, sfmu, ml, prokits, egt, boost gauge, apexi tt, costum dp, dynotune fp gauge. gst muff, turbo spoiler

nothing like driving with the windows down and the music low: i love hearing the turbo spool, swwwhhhttt!!!!
thanks for www.kaptainmyke.com for the sig hosting :thumbsup
62656, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by evan2, Dec-24-03 02:30 AM
meh use nothing from home depot, that stuff isnt high pressure

if you have a napa locally go there and get thier radiator hose, tell them part 637,639.. etc each size has its own number

but that stuff works for about 15psi.. make sure you get at least one Heavy duty T bolt clamp, get more if you want..t hey are mad cheap there

i have a bunch of spare 2.25 hose at the house, but im in ny for the holidays

i would use the one t bolt clamp on the compressor....
62657, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by dougie2, Dec-24-03 04:04 AM
I use couplers and clamps from www.turbohoses.com

They're the best out there.
62686, RE: hooking together pipes for intercooler piping
Posted by XtremeRS, Dec-24-03 04:29 PM
I use the heavy duty radiator hose from Napa. This stuff is thick as hell..its about 12 bucks a foot. Used that along with their heavy duty clamps, and its never leaked or anything on me. Of course, its not a pretty as silicone couplers..