Silicone hose for exhaust?
Anyone ever used 4" silicone hose to connect to tailpipes? Much more flexible and easier to install than the stiff rubber boots. Rated @ 500* F and 275 psi burst pressure. I've had issues trying to seal the rubber boots and thought this might be a good alternative. Anyone see any issues?
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Used a ton of it. never an issue. Makes life a little easier when you have alignment issues.
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It's all I will use even for very short pieces.
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I'm glad this was brought up. Currently have no need for it but good to know.
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I use hose with wire for anything over a few inches. Don't want to sag over time. Now for elbows just the plain old rubber ones.
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Thanks for the replies. Wanted to make sure it wasn't going to be an issue before installing.
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I've used it in the past as well, with good results.
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I recently used silicone hump connectors and short pieces of straight to tie the downstream elbows to the y pipe. ( thru prop exhaust). Way easier to work with, reduced stresses on y pipe due to movement and the blue makes the boat appear like 5 mph faster. Bought mine on that large Internet auction site that runs a with easy for pennies as compared to local Goodyear rubber and hose store.
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We're all talking about this stuff right?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/272267420294 |
Yup
Originally Posted by splashandburn
(Post 4507117)
We're all talking about this stuff right?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/272267420294 |
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Originally Posted by splashandburn
(Post 4507117)
We're all talking about this stuff right?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/272267420294 |
Where do you get the Blue?
Padraig |
Trident has black, blue and red and possible another color as the different colors are also heat rated. The red is over 500 degrees We used the blue all the time and is way better looking than black.
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http://tridentmarine.com/product-category/wet-exhaust/
Trident. also MPI also Shields in that order for quality Also sell all 3 as a dealer never had a problem with any of them unless from an overheated engine but that would be the boat driver fault not the hose company. Or someone impacted the holding clamps extremely way TOO Tight. |
I like the blue.
I wish I had read this 3 MONTH AGO, before I bought 6' of the wire in exhaust hose. :mad: |
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