just did an isr today
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just did an isr today
i just did the isr mod today and i used rubber couplings found in the plumbing section at a store. i was wondering, can the rubber melt? i wasted too much money on this 24 bucks for 2 couplers. are the automotive rubber couplers cheaper? the first two pics are from mine and the 3rd one is cyberman's. i don't know how he got that 2.5 inch intake hose over that 3 inch pvc pipe.
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Typically automotive couplers are a thread reinforced silicone. But the plumbing rubber is not the same compound as any auto ones that are rubber.
I used the same couplers that you used on my saturn when I was 16 and they never melted or changed. You should be fine but keep an eye on it there is a lot more heat on those couplers then my 4cyl fwd
I used the same couplers that you used on my saturn when I was 16 and they never melted or changed. You should be fine but keep an eye on it there is a lot more heat on those couplers then my 4cyl fwd
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i checked out the coupler today after i drove about 30 mins and it was a little bit warm. i will have to find a place where they sell auto couplers., my local auto store dont carry them.
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ok after driving for 2 days with the mod i dont feel any difference in power because i got used to it. but i went up a hill today which i can barely go up in 3rd but today i went up the hill accelerating in 3rd. pretty good mod for the buck.
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