IC hose kit
IC hose kit
Hi guys,
Sambo and I are fixing to upgrade my TT to K16 billets so another 100hp! Replacing clutch as well.
What's a good economical choice for a hose kit as mine are currently stock.
Thanks!
Sambo and I are fixing to upgrade my TT to K16 billets so another 100hp! Replacing clutch as well.
What's a good economical choice for a hose kit as mine are currently stock.
Thanks!
what he said ^
I used to have the Forge silicone hoses. The ends have to be modified to properly fit the 997.2ICs. I switched to OEM hoses which I've been running for the last 3 years and have over 100 hard track ours on them at 1.3bar without any issues. The OEM hoses are very good. They have a rubber encased composite mesh core. Works good, fits perfect, lasts a long time. I think I paid around $200 for all 4 hoses. No need to reinvent the wheel in my opinion unless you want some fancy colored hoses. What I would do is change out the OEM F-hose. That one is rubber and will split at the seam. I have the Samco hose but Forge among other make good F-hose replacements. Good luck..
Last edited by pwdrhound; Feb 18, 2015 at 11:14 PM.
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Forge are good but also they must fit the ICs, when we make them I always ask what hoses are you using... cant go wrong with forge and even oem as long as the O rings are holding...
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2001 996TT 3.6L and stock ECU
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160 mph @ 9.77 seconds in 1/4 mile click to view
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