Other materials for intake tubing?

[black98V6]

this isn't the same tubing.. someone posted a link sometime ago.. it was a turbo site and they had all kinds of tubing, various diameters, bend angles and such.. I can't find it right off by maybe with a TTT someone will recognize what I'm talking about.. they specialized in hoses for turbos.. also you could check with a Diesel dealership (peterbilt,freightliner.. etc) and talk to a parts guy about silicone turbo hose.. that would be my next route..

[DEE97GTP]

Does anyone know of a good source for the silicon turbo couplings/rubber hose? I am going to be needing some soon. Haven't had the energy to cruise around the rice sites.

DEE

[AZ3.8Camaro]

I made one witout dryer hose. I think that would look like crap. I got the smallest 3in to 3 in rubber pvc coupler, a very sharp turning 45 degree angle elbow, and a peice of rubber hose from am 89 cavalier z-24, the a 3in peice of exhaust tubing about 4 inches long (goes between radiator and brake lines) and a cone filter. It takes in air from where the old air box was. With just a little work, it could suck air from underneath (below where the box was). The whole key is the peice from the 89 z-24. I am making up an install guide with pictures if anybody else wants a copy, e-mail me. Every that sees it thinks its a professional deal.

[John_D.]

<blockquote>quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by AZ3.8Camaro:
[QB]I got the smallest 3in to 3 in rubber pvc coupler, a very sharp turning 45 degree angle elbow, and a peice of rubber hose from am 89 cavalier z-24, the a 3in peice of exhaust tubing about 4 inches long (goes between radiator and brake lines) and a cone filter. It takes in air from where the old air box was.QB]<hr></blockquote>

I'd like to see this. Although I'd like to keep the top mounted air box and lid that comes on the '98, and the 4" inlet. But everything I see gives me ideas...