need 90 degree turbo coolant line

icey756 · 10-14-2011, 07:42 AM

Most hoses i secured with a screw type clamp. There were only a few that i used the regular clamps on because they were extremely hard to get at with a ratchet. I didnt use any for oil because no hoses were suppose to be applied for that. I actually just read somewhere about the whole silicone hose and special coating on the inside. Haha. Really happy i didnt use them for any of the gas lines and such. I have silicone vacuum hose coming in sometime next week as well. I just want to go through and redo the hoses and such so i can start adding stuff for power. I dont want anything blowing out. Already had one coolant line go doing a peel out.

10-14-2011, 07:42 AM	#10
icey756 3" Exhaust Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 177	Most hoses i secured with a screw type clamp. There were only a few that i used the regular clamps on because they were extremely hard to get at with a ratchet. I didnt use any for oil because no hoses were suppose to be applied for that. I actually just read somewhere about the whole silicone hose and special coating on the inside. Haha. Really happy i didnt use them for any of the gas lines and such. I have silicone vacuum hose coming in sometime next week as well. I just want to go through and redo the hoses and such so i can start adding stuff for power. I dont want anything blowing out. Already had one coolant line go doing a peel out. __________________ 1988 7M-GTE Manual Turbo, Godspeed IC, Stock HG Torque to 90FP W/ Arp bolts, Silicon water hose kit, silicon vacuum hoses, Godspeed radiator, 2 12" electric fans.