Hose for a 90mm FAST TB
07-20-2005, 10:07 AM
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Hose for a 90mm FAST TB anybody find the correct size tubing/ducting for this huge intake. I'm using some 4.t" SCAT hose, but had to "shim" the TB with duct tape.
I would love to find the correct size silicone hose, or something equivalent.
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I would love to find the correct size silicone hose, or something equivalent.
Thanks!
Dave
07-20-2005, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Dave F
anybody find the correct size tubing/ducting for this huge intake. I'm using some 4.t" SCAT hose, but had to "shim" the TB with duct tape.
I would love to find the correct size silicone hose, or something equivalent.
Thanks!
Dave
I would love to find the correct size silicone hose, or something equivalent.
Thanks!
Dave
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http://shop.airflowonline.com/
07-20-2005, 10:42 AM
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SLP's bellow fits the 90mm TB...I don't know what kind of hose you are looking for though... such as the hose the connects the other pieces of the intake? right? I have a SLP (old model) bellow and it fits fine..just had to trim it a little to get it to fit all the way on
07-21-2005, 06:20 PM
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I dont have it all together yet, but I saw someone else mention the stock accordian style bellows. I fit them together and they did go together, it was a tight fit. Might want to try that until you can find something that looks better.
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Update: The stock one is on the car, FAST 90, Williams 90 TB, SLP 85 MAF, fit on there fine with a little spit. Alot less hastle than with the Fernco I had on the previous setup. I doubt the new motor is going to miss the loss of 1 hp. 
