Anyone know a good source for Tclamps
Mar 13, 2009, 01:43 PM
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Whatever will fit on this:
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ge-funnel.html
likely 2.5" (60mm + the coupler) all the way. 6 of em for the UICP (all that I have installed right now). Then 3 2.5" more for the LICP and 1 3" for the LICP to the throttlebody.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...ge-funnel.html
likely 2.5" (60mm + the coupler) all the way. 6 of em for the UICP (all that I have installed right now). Then 3 2.5" more for the LICP and 1 3" for the LICP to the throttlebody.
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Mar 13, 2009, 01:47 PM
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http://www.treadstoneperformance.com...+T-bolt+Clamps
jeff found another place that was a little cheaper and actually had complete evo t-bolt kits... (probably not for your crazy X stuff though...
)Ill try to find out from him who it was... something like intakemanifolds.com or something... it was probably this place:
jeff found another place that was a little cheaper and actually had complete evo t-bolt kits... (probably not for your crazy X stuff though...
)Ill try to find out from him who it was... something like intakemanifolds.com or something... it was probably this place:
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I think this is the site Denver was referring to http://http://www.siliconeintakes.co...ed4c29f1cf4dc0
They have a kit for the Evo 7-9, but should have the parts for a 10.
I went to napa and bought constant torque clamps. They are normally used in diesel applications. I have never had a leak or a blown off hose (32psi), plus they are a little cheaper than t-bolt clamps.
They have a kit for the Evo 7-9, but should have the parts for a 10.
I went to napa and bought constant torque clamps. They are normally used in diesel applications. I have never had a leak or a blown off hose (32psi), plus they are a little cheaper than t-bolt clamps.
Mar 13, 2009, 05:42 PM
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kevin you have an outlander now??? didn't see that coming...whats next a trailer and a rollcage 
....
im so jealous
lol hey it worked for my intake filter and i track race it.... but of course theres no significant pressure going through it, plus right now i can only pretend to track race it in my driveway(which i do often lol) unitl i get a few grand for shep stuff and a clutch.
....im so jealous
zip ties. not like autox goes fast enough for stuff to fall off ..
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Jul 30, 2009, 08:34 PM
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Is this what you guys were referring to earlier?
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/detai...2181ced4d81841
How are these? I think it'd be wise to grab these, or at least a set for the UICP.. this is my first time with a leak, and earlier this year an entire UICP connection blew off leaving me boostless and under 3000rpms..
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/detai...2181ced4d81841
How are these? I think it'd be wise to grab these, or at least a set for the UICP.. this is my first time with a leak, and earlier this year an entire UICP connection blew off leaving me boostless and under 3000rpms..
