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Old 07-29-2010, 10:00 PM
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Have you had any problems with heat on the rubber hoses....? Do we really need the silicone hoses?

I finished what I'm going to do to the bottom half and am now going to work on the top.
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I used the rubber hoses and have not had any issues, and im sure my underhood temps are beyond rediculous with a blower + 100 degree alabama heat.

I would only spend the cash on the nice silicone if I was using it pre-intercooler on a turbo or something that sees potentially very high temps.
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Nice!!!!
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Originally Posted by Atomic
I used the rubber hoses and have not had any issues, and im sure my underhood temps are beyond rediculous with a blower + 100 degree alabama heat.

I would only spend the cash on the nice silicone if I was using it pre-intercooler on a turbo or something that sees potentially very high temps.

Thanks!!
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This is just brilliant, nice comeout, much better than ones I've seen. Now, I shall start thinking of venting my Volant CAI, sweeeeeeeet.
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I did something very similar but came from the pass tow hook hole, being i have the lower billet i opened up the hole and dont have tow hooks, wanted to do like u but have the billet in my bumper too, worked great!! Dont know about power increase but before the blower my iats were 2-3* above ambient....
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I did something like that once, then we had a good downpour; sucked in water stalled the truck and fried the MAF sensor. Thank God I was still under warranty to cover my stupidity..........
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Originally Posted by skipperdaddy
I did something very similar but came from the pass tow hook hole, being i have the lower billet i opened up the hole and dont have tow hooks, wanted to do like u but have the billet in my bumper too, worked great!! Dont know about power increase but before the blower my iats were 2-3* above ambient....
Nice!
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Finished the top portion..... Updated original post
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Nice set up. I wasn't that creative I just went out and bought the Vararam and called it a day.


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