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RX-7 2nd Gen Specific (1986-92) RX-7 1986-92 Discussion including performance modifications and technical support sections. |
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Pirate
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Hmm, wow, that is an interesting idea! Ok, if i find silicone in BLACK, then I might do this later as well, when I have extra money i dont mind spending.
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![]() And as far as someone mentioning silicone being inferior to any type of other hose available - not a chance. Provided its ACTUALLY silicone, and not that "silicone" shit that you buy in a box at Autozone - it will probably outlast your car. My turbo oil drain is pure silicone, 5/8", and has been through 5 engines and over 35,000km's in total. I just pulled it off and its still fine......this is an OIL DRAIN, so its constantly full of 180* + oil and sits beside my 1500F exhaust manifold (although I wrapped it where its close) Definetly no disadvangtes running it. My vac lines are black silicone/viton mix. Bought through speedmachine back in the day (the fact that I bought them from Speedmachine should tell you how long they've been in service ![]() |
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