solo1seven

Hi,

I am trying to decide what to use to redo the rats nest, I am concerned about how easily silicone hose falls apart if nicked or slightly cut in anyway. I'm also concerned about it reacting with any gas or oil that should come across that area. What are my other options, has anyone found the factory style hose available as a role?

Thanks,

Andrew Wojteczko

Mahjik

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http://www.hosetechniques.com

c00lduke

always get the real stuff, at first i didn't nkow the difference in my cheap *** hose melted, then i stangled a few small kittens and went on with life.

Vintage Red Touring

I just finished installing the Hose Techniques.com kit, and I have to say it is a great kit. The labor involved sucks ***, but the product that Hose Techniques sells is top notch!!

futurerexowner

Hey as luck would have it I have an extra kit with exerything you need to intstall (all hoses, cutter, zip ties) I will sell this for 110 shipped. Email me if you are interested:
mattheis@charter.net

JONSKI

I used hosetech. So did mindphrame. In fact, I used what he had left over, and I didn't use very much of it, because I did the simplification.

amp

iTrader: (50)

hose techniques...strictly just use for vacuum
if your concerned with possible contact with gas or oil...run a sleeve on em...

Nathan Kwok

If you're concerned about oil and gas then use viton on those lines. You can get them (and everything in the whole world ) from mcmaster. Silicone will degrade in the presence of oil, but its really not that big a concern.

rx4ur7

believe it or not goodyear makes a very good 5/32 vac hose

YayeR

what about the one the rx7 store sells ?