So I keep blowing off the damn turbo outlet hose.. its freaking frustrating as all hell.. I cant get a t clamp for it, because the clamp that it comes with is kind of molded into the hose, and to top it off, the GTRS sits more forward, and slightly lower causing it to kink slightly, i think thats why its building up so much pressure and popping off.. it did it at 22.5 PSI.. i guess i will have to fabricate some type of metal pipe with some rubber sleeves to connect to the turbo and to the intercooler piping.. anyone else have a problem similiar to this??

 

what kind of hose is it, its not the stock one rite, doesnt Samco Silicone make and outlet hose for out car

 

I had the same problem... When I first got my car it had stock k03 turbo with FMIC and it held all day long @ 10-12psi but I got it chipped and when I would hit 20 psi or let off quickly the hose came off. This happened several times and it sucks. What i did was got some 2in pipe and radiator hose then i used T Clamps that S%#$ held all day long. I have been abusing this setup for 5 months and nothing looks like it has moved.

 

yeah, i will have to get something made.. I dont know if they make the outlet hoses, im pretty sure they make the inlet only.. but who wants to pay 500 for some damn hoses???

 

I had this problem too, make sure when you put it on that there is no oil between the outlet of the turbo and the hose. And if you go to napa and get some semi radiator hose, there is no way you are going to blow that stuff off. that is what I have for all of my couplers.

 

yeah, im just not sure how im going to pipe in the "T" part of the hose, where it would normally run to your diverter valve

 

can you weld? If so, that makes it easy. ...
Oh, you still have the rubber piping....sry I see, well, on your 05, is the intercooler piping part of the front bumper like on the b5's?

 

I have an aftermarket intercooler..

 

front or side mount? So are you running the stock hotpipe? or an aftermarket one? And if you know how to weld, it will be easy.