where do i buy silicon intake couplers?
04-14-04, 10:55 AM
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Originally posted by DamonB
You're making the assumption that thin= not as strong. Baaaaaaaad
This stuff will handle whatever amount of boost you wish to run.
The silicone itself is just the "skin", the carcass inside that is what makes it tough. Same as a tire: The carcass inside the tire carries all the loads, the rubber just makes it airtight and provides traction.
You're making the assumption that thin= not as strong. Baaaaaaaad
This stuff will handle whatever amount of boost you wish to run.The silicone itself is just the "skin", the carcass inside that is what makes it tough. Same as a tire: The carcass inside the tire carries all the loads, the rubber just makes it airtight and provides traction.
04-14-04, 10:58 AM
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Damon is correct. When we make couplers for high boost applications, we add another layer of nomex fabric. The fabric is what contains the part. We make wall thicknesses from .170" to .225" depending on the application.
Those t-bolts are expensive at $3.75/ea
Those t-bolts are expensive at $3.75/ea
04-14-04, 11:04 AM
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Originally posted by High Temp Silicone
Those t-bolts are expensive at $3.75/ea
Those t-bolts are expensive at $3.75/ea
