4g64t

i searched through 20+ pages and i didnt find anything on EXACTLY what i needed so here goes

is this stuff ok fot charge piping?
http://www.goodyearbeltsandhose.com/cars/flex.html
or this its available in 10 foot sections
http://www.paccar.com/xref/Dynacraft...?TableTitle=10

also has anybody seen this or used them before it would be kind of cool to see if you had oil or anything in your lines
http://www.wocoengr.com/wocohose.htm

Cray91

The rubber hose will work. DSM's come with rubber piping.

I have never seen the stuff on the bottom, but what is the point. I wouldn't think it is worth it.

I would stick to steel bends and couplings. That is my suggestion.

4g64t

this would just be a temp solution i just want to get boosting asap i have everything else besides the charge pipes, oil lines and getting my IC modified

Cray91

I would suggest spending the money on steel pipes and silicone/HD fittings. Really not worth boosting a little earlier instead of doing it right.

Both of those items are probably really expensive also. You can do the charge piping yourself, it is really easy actually. If you want to make it easier, buy a cheap CAI, after that you need like 2 pieces of pipe.

95RedEX

Do it right (steel/silicone)... Because your not going to upgrade until they break, even if you say you won't.

robs99si

oh realy sonny boy? PVC pipes at home depot + jb weld oWn you. just add a metal pipe about 1' long comming outta the turbo compressor to protect the pvc from the heat. paint the pipes flat black and it'll look good. some people run pvc pipes permanantly. upto 12psi too.

Heath

There's no doubt that pvc will handle the pressure but if it gets too hot it emits chlorine gas which is extremely toxic and will possibly work it's way in to the passenger area.

Cray91

Don't ---- around with anything. Just go with steel/silicone.

4g64t

naw i wasnt ever gonna use pvc pipe i was gonna use radiator hose and this is ONLY for 8psi. i will not raise the boost till i have bought another motor i cant afford to be without a car for any long periods of time and the extra money i save will go towards tuning

Cray91

The way I see it, you should go steel/silicone because it is gonna be more expensive to do either of the things you suggested.

If you are gonna do something just do it right once.