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Need help finding LT1 WS6 part!

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Old 03-19-2007, 08:59 PM
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I need to pick up the hose that goes from the LT1 intake to the MAF sensor that connects to the WS6 ram air airbox.... I called GM and they want something upwards of 100.00 and SLP said something like 60.00. These prices are insane for this small hose, I know I have seen them on ebay for like 10.00 but I can't find any right now. Someone please help me!
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the hose? you mean the rubber cuppling? if thats what your talking about, lowes has them for under 10 bucks.
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I need the rubber hose that goes from the throttle body 4 1/2 inches down to 3 inch opening which is the size of the maf... do you know which part I am talking about now... I would have no prblem getting a universal 3" flex hose but this part is special in that it is the correct length and goes down in size from like 4 1/2 to 3 inches...
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your maf should be 3.5 inches and a furnco used for PVC works good. Find it at any plumbing store
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Go to a hardware store and get a 3" Fernco sewer pipe connector.
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Cutting up an old rubber boot works well too
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I measured the throttle body and maf today and on the hose I would need one side to be oval shaped 4.75" x 3" and the other end has to be 3.5"
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Originally Posted by onefastbird95
I measured the throttle body and maf today and on the hose I would need one side to be oval shaped 4.75" x 3" and the other end has to be 3.5"
Good thing rubber stretches.
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Originally Posted by onefastbird95
I measured the throttle body and maf today and on the hose I would need one side to be oval shaped 4.75" x 3" and the other end has to be 3.5"
It will stretch. Boiling it helps greatly. A lot of the WS6 owners switched out to that very sewer pipe connector you are reluctant to purchase.
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Originally Posted by 97WS6TAConv
It will stretch. Boiling it helps greatly. A lot of the WS6 owners switched out to that very sewer pipe connector you are reluctant to purchase.
since so many people speak of this fernco I should probably give it a try and see how it works for me if I can't find the stock hose baffle... thanks for the help guys!
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the sewer pipe 3"coupling works perfect when you oval it out it fits the t-body perfect
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I used a 4" to 3" rubber reducer from Home Depot. It took quite a bit of cutting and shaving to get it where I wanted it. Also, I have the stock connector and compared to the home depot one, the stocker is very restrictive.

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Originally Posted by Formula WS6
I used a 4" to 3" rubber reducer from Home Depot. It took quite a bit of cutting and shaving to get it where I wanted it. Also, I have the stock connector and compared to the home depot one, the stocker is very restrictive.

that setup looks pretty nice on there!
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I put a ram air hood and box on my 96 ta the part # I used from gm is 25170358 It worked great. I reused my old clamps from my stock intake.The part was something like 16 dollars.Its flexible plastic.
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this is the boot i think you are looking for,i have one left.name a fair price and its yours(not tryin to make a house payment)a reasonable offer that will satisfy the both of us
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The oval inlet of the LT1 throttle body equals a 4" circle, not 4.75. The MAF needs a 3.5".

Just get a 4" to 3.5" reducer and your set. ATP turbo sells a nice rubber one I believe is called a "Hump Transition" which allows a reasonable amount of movement without over-stressing the coupler.



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