What clamps to hold the discharge duct to the throttle body?
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What clamps to hold the discharge duct to the throttle body?
Mine screw style clamp split and the discharge tube popped off
computer didn't know the engines wasn't getting air so it kept sending fuel
nice FIRE out the exhaust pipes!
replaced it with another one for now
computer didn't know the engines wasn't getting air so it kept sending fuel
nice FIRE out the exhaust pipes!
replaced it with another one for now
#3
Melting Slicks
I've been using a t bolt on all of my connections for years. They've only seen 14psi of boost, but not problem with a circular claim on the oval. You'll want to play with it and rotate it for best fit; it'll come to you when you see it in person.
#5
T clamps great but not necessary if tubes and sleeves prepared properly. Use laqquer thinner to thoroughly clean the alum tube ends - do not touch ! Then clean the insides of the silicone sleeves same way and do not touch ! Assemble w/o touching ends of either and a normal clamp with normal pressure will never blow off ! It's all about the assembly !
#6
T clamps great but not necessary if tubes and sleeves prepared properly. Use laqquer thinner to thoroughly clean the alum tube ends - do not touch ! Then clean the insides of the silicone sleeves same way and do not touch ! Assemble w/o touching ends of either and a normal clamp with normal pressure will never blow off ! It's all about the assembly !
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Melting Slicks
T clamps great but not necessary if tubes and sleeves prepared properly. Use laqquer thinner to thoroughly clean the alum tube ends - do not touch ! Then clean the insides of the silicone sleeves same way and do not touch ! Assemble w/o touching ends of either and a normal clamp with normal pressure will never blow off ! It's all about the assembly !
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Melting Slicks