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2010-06-16 18:14:20

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I wasn't trying to argue the quality of the item, just saying that if you're looking for the part number, it's not going to be Nissan that's for sure.

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2010-06-16 18:25:46

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Originally Posted by BenFenner

I wasn't trying to argue the quality of the item, just saying that if you're looking for the part number, it's not going to be Nissan that's for sure.

When i arrive at work today, i'll look up a part number and i'll also see if the hose looks that same as code3smith's 93 hose.

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2010-06-16 19:42:46

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i have a hose that i used on my turbo setup that easily cleared my intake pipe that i can sell you

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2010-06-16 19:51:37

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Originally Posted by worldcrafter

i have a hose that i used on my turbo setup that easily cleared my intake pipe that i can sell you

no thnx, but please share where you got this magic hose.

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2010-06-16 20:35:40

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I had this issue too. There are definitely two different shape hoses and one works better than the other. Sorry I can't be more help.

Also 91-93 Honda Accord intake fits nicely ~$30 on eBay. I ended up fabbing my own in the end.

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2010-06-16 22:06:34

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Originally Posted by Benito
I had this issue too. There are definitely two different shape hoses and one works better than the other. Sorry I can't be more help.

Also 91-93 Honda Accord intake fits nicely ~$30 on eBay. I ended up fabbing my own in the end.

this is what I did. I just added a port for the bov recirculation fitting. I also trimmed about 2" off the length to gain some clearance for the filter.

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2010-06-17 05:14:36

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I got it at napa, don't know the part number but the gu who sold it to me had a turbo b14, so he knew which hose to get. Unfortunately he doesn't work there anymore...

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2010-06-27 15:58:56

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UDPATE!

Originally Posted by BenFenner

I had the same problem. I flipped the radiator hose upside down and it cleared better (not completely). So far I've left it like that.

Got the slim fans in this weekend. Also, flipped that radiator hose around. Flipping the hose around opened up quite a bit of clearance. No reason for me to get a different hose now