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Old 11-15-2010, 09:56 AM
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Default Cheapest place to buy silicone vacuum hose?

Where's the cheapest place to buy silicone vacuum hose? I don't need anything fancy. Just want cheap and black and silicone..
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not sure if cheapest, but http://www.miatamania.com/Shop/ViewP...24&SortOrder=7
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jegs or summit
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Those are Hose Techniques kits, which include unnecessary things like hose to cover your hood prop rod, and windshield washer hoses. Unless you're the kind of ricer who wants to highlight every hose under your hood in a contrasting color, you're better off just ordering the sizes and lengths needed to replace what's needed functionally.

Go straight to Hose Techniques website, and order their sample kit, which is ~$5 shipped, and includes a $5 discount coupon off your next order.

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yep, summit has black hoses sold by the foot and i think shipping within the US is free.
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why the need for silicone? most vacuum hoses I've seen that are silicone get hot and eventually cavitate.
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Originally Posted by Braineack
why the need for silicone? most vacuum hoses I've seen that are silicone get hot and eventually cavitate.
So they can be nice and flexy for routing, won't get brittle (fuel hose does under heat). And I thought they did not cavitate..
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Haven't compared prices, but these guys always deliver exactly what you think you ordered and are reasonably fast. Plus they are local to me.
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/index...7ae54c3ec355d1
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Originally Posted by Chris Swearingen
Haven't compared prices, but these guys always deliver exactly what you think you ordered and are reasonably fast. Plus they are local to me.
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/index...7ae54c3ec355d1
Prices are cheaper than what I've seen elsewhere so far. ttu
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i have quite a bit of spare in red to match your purple pipes....
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I bought all my vacuum tubing and silicone couplers from www.siliconehose.com. Seemed to have good prices at the time, but I haven't checked recently. At a quick glance, they still look to be cheaper than siliconeintakes.com.

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Originally Posted by Chris Swearingen
Haven't compared prices, but these guys always deliver exactly what you think you ordered and are reasonably fast. Plus they are local to me.
http://www.siliconeintakes.com/index...7ae54c3ec355d1
I love siliconeintakes.com. I have ordered so much **** from them that it isnt even funny. Best prices online of any of that type of stuff.
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Oooh.

If I put this **** n for all my engine bay vacuum hoses, will my engine bay make me look like I know what the **** I am doing?



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