Subject	Hose techniques and Baker silicone vacuum hose 4mm vs 3.5mm?
Posted by	Sportzcoop on August 10, 2014 at 9:00 PM
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Message	For those that have used Hose techniques or baker precision silicone hose in the past, did they ever actually make 4mm or did you simply use 3.5mm? Baker Precision only list 3.5mm. Hose Techniques site makes it appear that they are out of business, with "Closed for Inventory" on their home page. Any other sources for quality hose. I'm looking for red and see that people on Amazon complain that many listed as red are very orange. (Aztec Red Syndrome?)
Follow Ups	Hose techniques and Baker silicone vacuum hose 4mm vs 3.5mm? - Sportzcoop 21:00:12 08/10/14 I bought 4mm last summer... - The Sixth 22:31:04 08/10/14 People still go to MVP? Once was more than enough for me (n/m) - Inzane 09:38:28 08/12/14 I went through siliconeintakes.com - PiotrC70 23:41:11 08/10/14 Which silicone hose seems to hold up best over time? - ZXoltan 07:39:22 08/11/14 Re: Which silicone hose seems to hold up best over time? - wild_maxx 09:41:28 08/11/14 Thanks - Sportzcoop 16:13:11 08/11/14 You might want to consider using rubber hose for coolant - ZXoltan 16:34:07 08/11/14 Anyone have first hand experience? - Sportzcoop 21:09:38 08/11/14 Porosity does not = Failure - ZXoltan 04:32:36 08/12/14 thanks for the link. - Sportzcoop 12:54:04 08/12/14 A video explanation... - Sportzcoop 15:41:46 08/12/14 spoke w/hose techniques. They no longer carry 4mm or 6mm. (n/m) - Sportzcoop 15:14:20 08/11/14 Re: Hose techniques and Baker silicone va hose 4mm vs 3.5mm? - moxie (SF) 01:19:34 08/12/14
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