cpd004

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I found this:
http://intakehoses.com/Merchant2/mer...gory_Code=RSS1
but I think I'd need a hump hose for a little more length and movement.
Any help would be appreciated.

Viper

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You should be able to find what you want here:
http://store.airflo.com/rubber-hoses---clamps.html

cpd004

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Best I can figure by measuring, I would need to go from about 4" to about 3.75". I can't seem to find that size anywhere.

babydeuce

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http://www.stylinmotors.com/reducers.html

Pricey, but here you go!

Jack

AaronR

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intakehoses.com has 4 to 3.5 and sizes in between.

cpd004

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I think I'd need a hump hose as pictured below because of the angle. I've seen a few pics of the hoses without humps in them not keeping their shape. Crushing for example. I just don't see one anywhere that is 3.75" on one end and 4" on the other. Straight hoses are everywhere in that size.

babydeuce

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The best you will do with a hump is 3.5 to 4.

http://intakehoses.com/Merchant2/mer...gory_Code=RHH8

I had a hell of time finding a 3.75 diameter 90 degree coupler.

Jack

00bluews6

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i bought that hose for my set up and it has LITTLE flex i wasnt happy with the way it fit now looking for a nother route (that black hump in cpdoo4 post)

The Alchemist

iTrader: (19)

I just used my factory accordian coupler. Worked fine for me.

cpd004

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This is what I've come up with:
this is a reducer from 4" to 3.75" and should fit on the z06 MAF


And this is the hump hose that's 4" on each side...this should work on the 90mm throttle body:


Any thoughts on rubber being better than silicone or is it the other way around?

1967jaba

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gspfunk

Check out Race Part Solutions for all kinds of hoses and couplers. They have a great selection of parts for pretty much any need....

I've always preferred silicon to rubber. More durable and contains higher pressure than rubber...and comes in colors

Michael02hawk

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Same here. It took a little bit of streaching for the 1st time, but its all good now, and looks stock.

LarsBars

Can't go wrong with http://www.stylinmotors.com

rojs234

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Would this be what you are looking for? If this would help you any, it's for sale. Everything is new except for the MAF,and I also have some 90* elbows that have been shortened up some, and some more stainless clamps and some short pieces of metal tubing that are'nt in the pictures. I was trying to use this to get the FI to work on my '34 coupe, but I wound up going to a carb setup because of not enough room. If anybody is interested, I'll take $125.00 for everything in pics plus whatever else I've got, SHIPPED to lower 48. Ron