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Old 04-14-03, 06:56 PM
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A Different TID Mod Idea

http://www.turbohoses.com/45%20Degree.htm

For about ~$90 US you can build a custom 3" TID with a 3?2.25" transition to the turbo.

The 45º bend is $50 and made of 2-ply fiberglass reinforced silicone.



Add in the nipples and it gets to be a little expensive. I may just buy the transitions unless someone knows where I can them cheaper.

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I just made my TID mod and it cost me about $20 not including the air filter. Its 3" all the way with a transition to the turbo at the end.

Why would you waste your money on something like that?
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It can be done cheaper/just as well.
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Personally, I'm going 45º, 3" aluminum, I came across this stuff looking for silicone couplers and transitions. I can't imagine why that 45º bend is $50! I posted it for those that like that stuff--to each his own.

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http://www.roadraceengineering.com/hoseandclamps.htm
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$10 for 45º, 12" aluminumized steel tube, $10 for rubber couplers, $12 for brass, spring-loaded checkvalve, 2 clamps for $1, 3/4 to 1/2" fitting was $3 and a free 6" length of 3/4" hose. TOTAL $36 and the car runs/idles PERFECTLY. Fixed all vacuum leaks, and can now hold idle at 750 pulling 18" Hg. Added an extra pound of boost as an added bonus.
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it will suck a hose closed, you need some kinda of metal/plastic pipe in there

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Here's the fitment of the DIY BOV and TID. I'm going to pull the stickers off the couplers and spray the pipe with aluminum enamel paint. I think I'll spray the BOV to match.

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