intake vs smooth tubes?? where's the chrome?

[2kviper]

intake vs smooth tubes?? where\'s the chrome?

what is the difference between intake and smooth tubes? and why do i not see chrome!?

from the roe website:

Silicone Intake Tubes
Silicone smooth tubes replace restrictive and turbulent factory hoses to add horsepower. Red or black. Fits stock throttle bodies.

Silicone Smooth Tubes - 3 inch
Required for 70 mm Throttle body set. Connects Throttle Bodies to Airbox.

 

[Ulysses]

Re: intake vs smooth tubes?? where\'s the chrome?

The smooth tubes are part of your intake system.

 

[Hisserman]

Re: intake vs smooth tubes?? where\'s the chrome?

2kviper --

The "tubes" are the hoses that flow from the intake airbox to your throttle bodies. The factory ones have ripples in them and you get a better air flow by replacing them with smooth ones. The silicone intake tubes are one type of smooth tubes. There are chrome ones too -- offered by other aftermarket vendors -- check the Marketplace section of this web site.

 

[KenH]

Re: intake vs smooth tubes?? where\'s the chrome?

Not a great pic, but you can sort of see chrome smooth-tubes. They are 3" with 3" to 2.5" adapters at either end. You can get them from PartsRack.

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