
Where to buy rubber coupler for WRX TMIC to TB ASAP?
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Where to buy rubber coupler for WRX TMIC to TB ASAP?
Any local stores sell rubber couplers big enough for the WRX TMIC outlet to TB fitting? I went to my local Home Depot, biggest they had was 2". Autozone had nothing but radiator hose sized stuff. I know I can always go to www.turbohoses.com, but I'm kind of looking for something local so I can finish up my TMIC install stat. 

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i got a 15inch long peice of 2.25inch 3 ply that is fyberglass reinforced. i only used 4inches of it, where are you located? if your in the seattle area i can cut you the length you need and send it out.
i got a 15inch long peice of 2.25inch 3 ply that is fyberglass reinforced. i only used 4inches of it, where are you located? if your in the seattle area i can cut you the length you need and send it out.
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EJ'ed and Lifted
Good call - I found 2-5/8" to work best.
Here's some info from my WTB thread in the part's shed:
http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic. ... highlight=
Here's some info from my WTB thread in the part's shed:
http://bbs.legacycentral.org/viewtopic. ... highlight=
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i hope boostcontroller isnt too anal about returning something. I ordered a 2.25 id hump hose without thinking about it much. Looks like their only options are 2.5 and 2.75" id so i think im gonna get the 2.75 and some good t-bolt clamps
93 SS 5MT - TD05H-16G, 06 TMIC, Walbro, Zeitronix WB-02 - Scrapped too much rust
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97 Outback - Prodrive quick rack, DMS 40
Is this for the TMIC to TB? I would think 2.75" would work fine. 2-5/8" was very tight...I was actually unsure if it was going to work at first, but the silicone stretched enough so it fit without any problems.
Personally, I'd recommend not going with the hump hose. The TMIC outlet more or less pushes right up against the TB, making the hump nothing more than a place for pressure to build up and try to push it's way out of the coupling. Those humps are really made for areas where the intercooler is rigidly mounded to the car and needs to be able to move independently of the engine. The way we do TMIC setups on our cars, it's bolted to the engine and nothing else, so it's a moot issue.
Personally, I'd recommend not going with the hump hose. The TMIC outlet more or less pushes right up against the TB, making the hump nothing more than a place for pressure to build up and try to push it's way out of the coupling. Those humps are really made for areas where the intercooler is rigidly mounded to the car and needs to be able to move independently of the engine. The way we do TMIC setups on our cars, it's bolted to the engine and nothing else, so it's a moot issue.