Attention: TDR Forum Junkies Ok, after several months of forgetting about it, or thinking about it when I was somewhere else, I finally got the pics. Only problem is, they are too big to post here, so I have them in my album in the Reader's Rigs section. Look up my name, and it is th eonly album I have so far. Can someone tell me how to post a link?
The close up from the left side is of the original hose inside the piece of 2-1/4" hose I bought (about 5" @ $4-something a foot). It took some convincing, swearing, and a little PB blaster to lube it enough to slip over the flange on the HX35, and the other end to go over the other piece of hose. I had to trim the crossover by about an inch, and cut the factory hose by half its length. Pull the hose over the lip of the crossover and clamp it with a worm-type clamp to prevent it from blowing off under high(ish) (36psi)boost. THis has worked for me for about 15K miles, with no problems so far (knock on wood, toss salt over my left shoulder, etc); 18 and 12 housings. Feel free to PM if you have any questions.
The close up from the left side is of the original hose inside the piece of 2-1/4" hose I bought (about 5" @ $4-something a foot). It took some convincing, swearing, and a little PB blaster to lube it enough to slip over the flange on the HX35, and the other end to go over the other piece of hose. I had to trim the crossover by about an inch, and cut the factory hose by half its length. Pull the hose over the lip of the crossover and clamp it with a worm-type clamp to prevent it from blowing off under high(ish) (36psi)boost. THis has worked for me for about 15K miles, with no problems so far (knock on wood, toss salt over my left shoulder, etc); 18 and 12 housings. Feel free to PM if you have any questions.
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