shop that sells all sizes silicone couplers?
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shop that sells all sizes silicone couplers?
looking for a online shop that sells a variety of couplers
want to replace the couplers on my IC,and all piping.
my greddy coupler ripped and gave me a HUGE boost leak.
so dont mention greddy please.
i went to lancershop.com and they have a good amount but pretty pricey.ive searched hawaii and will continue too but most dont have the sizes i need or have only one size.
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want to replace the couplers on my IC,and all piping.
my greddy coupler ripped and gave me a HUGE boost leak.
so dont mention greddy please.
i went to lancershop.com and they have a good amount but pretty pricey.ive searched hawaii and will continue too but most dont have the sizes i need or have only one size.
thanks
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ok thanks...yeah im gonna keep away from greddy,and everyone else should too.
gonna buy some at this shop here and use for short time while i order some of the couplers like the ones on boostcontrollers.com
thanks...
gonna buy some at this shop here and use for short time while i order some of the couplers like the ones on boostcontrollers.com
thanks...
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www.verociousmotorsports.com They are a vendor over on tristatetuners. Very reasonable prices and they have a lot of choices.
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thanks,thats a great site.seem to have a lot..i still cant get over the price...$21 for one reducer..i bought a coupler here in hawaii 2.75 and 3 in long for $4..granted it wasnt a high performance on like these but it holds...
thanks again
thanks again
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The new vendor on the forum, extremeturbosystems.com has alot of hoses and there's always www.hosetechniques.com
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60mm = 2.36" Coupler (1) 2.25" or 2.375" ???
70mm = 2.75" Coupler (2) 2.75"
50mm - 60mm = 1.96" - 2.36" Reducer (1) 2" - 2.25" or 2" - 2.375" ???
60mm - 70mm = 2.36" - 2.75" Reducer (2) 2.25" - 2.75 or 2.375" - 2.75" ???
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I would go with SAMCO hoses... they have them in both metric and imperial. Samco and hosetechniques are both pricy, but you're paying for quality. Thin hoses burst, they discolor and are a total pain. Purchase a quality product and you won't be disapointed.
While you're at it, also replace the hose clamps with T-bolt clamps.
While you're at it, also replace the hose clamps with T-bolt clamps.
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I would go with SAMCO hoses... they have them in both metric and imperial. Samco and hosetechniques are both pricy, but you're paying for quality. Thin hoses burst, they discolor and are a total pain. Purchase a quality product and you won't be disapointed.
While you're at it, also replace the hose clamps with T-bolt clamps.
While you're at it, also replace the hose clamps with T-bolt clamps.
http://www.partssystems.com/shop/pro...ory_id=CTORQUE
Last edited by Jay.Are; Apr 26, 2007 at 03:52 PM.