Replacing Turbo intake hose
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Hi does anyone know if its possible to change the turbo intake hose (think that's the right name?) without removing the inlet manifold? The Samco one that's on there has split badly on the elbow so need to change it asap
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they go under the inlet though middle fuel lines ..i tried had no luck had to take my inlet off to fit mine ..
most places like zen,scoobyclinic,engine tuner say if you can squezze an after market 1 in with out stripping then its sh*t qualty and on boost will collaspe on its self stopping air in feed ..
other wise get a standard 1 as good aftermarket 1 are expensive
most places like zen,scoobyclinic,engine tuner say if you can squezze an after market 1 in with out stripping then its sh*t qualty and on boost will collaspe on its self stopping air in feed ..
other wise get a standard 1 as good aftermarket 1 are expensive
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leave inlet manifold on too much work involved, as above fiddly bugger to do. Buy one where you insert the take offs after its inplace, you can loosen the pump out of the way but make sure you nip it right up at the turbine or it will play havick on your MAF, it destroys your fingers pushing it in
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Ah ok cool thanks for the tips. I can't believe the Samco one on there has split, seeing as they are over £200 lol. Was looking at the Viper performance ones as they seem reasonable and not crazy expensive.
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They're over £200 wow that's expensive. The viper performance ones are £180ish all in do you think they will be ok? I have used them before for other hoses and they appear well made. Im only running about 330bhp nothing crazy.
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