Silicone intercooler pipe for diesels. - Page 27

wullie480 · 5th August 2014, 15:48

All upto date with PM's.

Rick-sta · 5th August 2014, 15:57

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Originally Posted by wullie480

PM's all sent on how and where to order.

Cheers

Could you let me know where to order too please?

wullie480 · 5th August 2014, 18:24

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Originally Posted by Rick-sta

Could you let me know where to order too please?

Pm sent on company order details.

gazcon · 5th August 2014, 20:27

Fitted this yesterday, Probably 30mins taking my time and faffing about as usual.

Before:

New and (very podgy) old:

All done:

I must say it seems more responsive when driving, more immediate somehow. Could just be the placebo effect

Well worth doing, not only was the old swollen one rubbing on metal, it was also rubbing on some wiring, and the pipe immediately behind (the one with what looks like a bleed valve in it). Loads of clearance around the new pipe.

Thanks again Wullie!

Rick-sta · 5th August 2014, 21:17

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Originally Posted by gazcon

Fitted this yesterday, Probably 30mins taking my time and faffing about as usual.

Before:

New and (very podgy) old:

All done:

I must say it seems more responsive when driving, more immediate somehow. Could just be the placebo effect

Well worth doing, not only was the old swollen one rubbing on metal, it was also rubbing on some wiring, and the pipe immediately behind (the one with what looks like a bleed valve in it). Loads of clearance around the new pipe.

Thanks again Wullie!

u can now order it in your own colour??

gazcon · 5th August 2014, 22:03

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Originally Posted by Rick-sta

u can now order it in your own colour??

Yep, there was quite a range! Wasn't sure about going purple, nearly played safe with black, but pleased with it now.

Rick-sta · 6th August 2014, 08:22

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Originally Posted by gazcon

Yep, there was quite a range! Wasn't sure about going purple, nearly played safe with black, but pleased with it now.

It looks good! I'm going to order blue I think

e668ecp · 6th August 2014, 10:41

Please can you PM the details to purchase - thanks

I replaced the O rings on mine about 3 years ago should I replace again?

wullie480 · 6th August 2014, 11:13

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Originally Posted by e668ecp

Please can you PM the details to purchase - thanks

I replaced the O rings on mine about 3 years ago should I replace again?

Pm on its way on how to order.
If you replaced with viton O rings then no they don't need replacing again as they should be fine.

wullie480 · 6th August 2014, 11:15

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u can now order it in your own colour??

Colour choices are Black,Blue,Red,Green,Purple,Yellow,White & Orange

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gazcon Avid contributor Rover 75 2004 Cdti Contemporary & a 1999 V6 "jap spec" Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Norfolk Posts: 226 Thanks: 111 Thanked 28 Times in 24 Posts	Fitted this yesterday, Probably 30mins taking my time and faffing about as usual. Before: New and (very podgy) old: All done: I must say it seems more responsive when driving, more immediate somehow. Could just be the placebo effect Well worth doing, not only was the old swollen one rubbing on metal, it was also rubbing on some wiring, and the pipe immediately behind (the one with what looks like a bleed valve in it). Loads of clearance around the new pipe. Thanks again Wullie!

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e668ecp I really should get out more....... Range Rover Evoque and ZT V8 SE Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Yorkshire Posts: 2,232 Thanks: 20 Thanked 37 Times in 34 Posts	Please can you PM the details to purchase - thanks I replaced the O rings on mine about 3 years ago should I replace again?