Subject	spoke w/hose techniques. They no longer carry 4mm or 6mm. (n/m)
Posted by	Sportzcoop on August 11, 2014 at 3:14 PM
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In Reply To	Hose techniques and Baker silicone vacuum hose 4mm vs 3.5mm? posted by Sportzcoop on August 10, 2014 at 09:00 PM
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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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