Silicone couplers?
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Does any company make a coupler for the LT1 that connects to the TB? i need to replace my metal intake tube(vortech unit) and would rather not spend the money on it or a trick flow. LS1-LS2 motors i have seen on here have something like what i'm talking about.
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do NOT use High Temp Silicone
do NOT use High Temp Silicone
do NOT use High Temp Silicone
I used them several years ago with great success but I ordered a reducer this summer and I have yet to recieve the item. I am unable to contact them either.
do NOT use High Temp Silicone
do NOT use High Temp Silicone
I used them several years ago with great success but I ordered a reducer this summer and I have yet to recieve the item. I am unable to contact them either.
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What is the perimeter of the LT1 TB? You could use any round silicone coupler I would think and just squish it to form around the oval LT1 TB I would think. Just measure the perimeter and then divide it by pi and that should get you the diameter of an equivalent circular hose. I ordered all my couplers from siliconeintakes
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do NOT use High Temp Silicone
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Silicone may slide off under moderate to high boost conditions. I use a rubber hose that under enough boost eventually started to come off as well. I ended up fixing this by having a metal bead line welded on the TB for the hose to have something to hang on to when clamped.
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Anyways, good luck on the coupler.