Where to get boost hose when fitting a hart inlet to cosworth?
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Just fitted a hart inlet to my car with a top feed intercooler but the cooler is higher than the throttle body and don't have much room between the two, where can I get a step down hose have had a good look and cant find anything!
Matt lewis or Rouse you may have to cut it down to size from each end but will give you the angle your after. They should have these as it's a combo that people usually fit.
Last edited by 800bhp; Jan 20, 2017 at 06:29 AM.
You can get a specific one which is listed for Swedish plenum, I used it on mine and was able to trim it to suit, it has the correct kink in it, I will find you the link
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Yes, mine is the same as Cossynut. If you did as Stevieturbo says you would need to be lifting the engine a few inches and apart from a hole in the bonnet I think that might upset handling.
I am sure you also do not want to cut out the front of the car and have your intercooller dragging on the road so maybe a simple boost hose is the right solution?
I am sure you also do not want to cut out the front of the car and have your intercooller dragging on the road so maybe a simple boost hose is the right solution?
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Have had a look into doing this but it would also mean the rad needs to be lowered! Its been a pain fitting it so far its a bigger inlet than the hart but along the same lines, iv had too chop a bit off the battery tray to get it too fit!








