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sleepydsm · 02-15-2006

Yep, its a rather large silicone hose, I could fit my thumb into it I'd say. I made a return fitting on a lathe for him, if I remember right it was about .645" or maybe it was .545" diameter inlet. The fitting was welded on as high as possible to get a wire feed in there, which is just short of 1/2" below there the pan mounts to the block. There were no kinks in the hose, we had to cut it to fit and its a nice gentle curve. Could the turbo just been shit? He got an EBAY turbo kit. Not XS Power, not Bullseye, none of that shit. It was good quality, the company makes Mustang turbo kits mostly. The turbo came in a brand new turbonetics box, and it was tagged for being balanced.

02-15-2006	#3
sleepydsm Kevin Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Shoreview Posts: 3,356	Re: Turbo Honda: Blown turbo seal ? Yep, its a rather large silicone hose, I could fit my thumb into it I'd say. I made a return fitting on a lathe for him, if I remember right it was about .645" or maybe it was .545" diameter inlet. The fitting was welded on as high as possible to get a wire feed in there, which is just short of 1/2" below there the pan mounts to the block. There were no kinks in the hose, we had to cut it to fit and its a nice gentle curve. Could the turbo just been shit? He got an EBAY turbo kit. Not XS Power, not Bullseye, none of that shit. It was good quality, the company makes Mustang turbo kits mostly. The turbo came in a brand new turbonetics box, and it was tagged for being balanced.