Rubber Couplings
#2
built my own engine
the ones RX7store carries fit fine
although i wouldn't recommend replacing any except for the upper intercooler pipe
the y-pipe to crossover pipe will burst open
the silicone is made for clamping down two metal pipes, you can't clamp hard enough on plastic for it to work...they just blow apart
although i wouldn't recommend replacing any except for the upper intercooler pipe
the y-pipe to crossover pipe will burst open
the silicone is made for clamping down two metal pipes, you can't clamp hard enough on plastic for it to work...they just blow apart
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I have been using the 2.75" orange turbo hose from Baker Precision for a long time on each end of the crossover tube. Never had it come off or split. Highly recommended.
Think it's about $25 for one foot which will make 4 couplers.
Think it's about $25 for one foot which will make 4 couplers.
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Its walls are maybe 1/8" thick? So that would give a 3" outer diameter. This particular silicone hose is heavily fiber reinforced. It's thinner than most other stuff but very, very tough.
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Originally posted by HDP
2.75"x 3" for turbo inlet coupling, what about the other 2? They appear to be the same size.
2.75"x 3" for turbo inlet coupling, what about the other 2? They appear to be the same size.
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Originally posted by DamonB
I have been using the 2.75" orange turbo hose from Baker Precision for a long time on each end of the crossover tube. Never had it come off or split. Highly recommended.
Think it's about $25 for one foot which will make 4 couplers.
I have been using the 2.75" orange turbo hose from Baker Precision for a long time on each end of the crossover tube. Never had it come off or split. Highly recommended.
Think it's about $25 for one foot which will make 4 couplers.
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