Rrusse11 wrote:
Any tips on installation or sources appreciated. TIA
Just a thought; If you can't get a single boost hose replacement,
cut your existing damaged hose in half in the middle where it is straight, add a short piece of metal exhaust tubing of the correct diameter to provide a snug fit to the inside diameter of the boost hose. The exhaust tubing should be plenty long enough to compensate for cutting off the damaged split end and allow a good grip on both ends of the cut boost hose when clamped. Cut off the bad split part on the end of the boost hose and reattach it to the turbo. Use a couple of good "T" bolt clamps to clamp the hose onto the exhaust tubing.
Cost $$: 1 short piece of exhaust tubing and 2 new "T" bolt clamps....
Tip: Most any exhaust shop should be able to provide you with a short piece of exhaust tubing; heck they may even provide you a scrap piece for free that you can use....

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