Where to Get Smooth Tubes???

[jgrakla]

Hello:

I want to do the smooth tubes upgrade as described in the How To Article. I've already got the K&N's installed. I just need the tubes. I know Northwind sells a combo filter and tube kit, but I don't need the filter and it's too much to pay just for tubing. I also can't seem to find any auto or truck parts stores that can order a length of wire reinforced hose that size. Can anyone point me in the direction of a place to get the tubing at a reasonable price?

Thanks,
Jason Graklanoff
'94 RT/10

 

[SapphireGTS]

www.roeracing.com
He has them

 

[ViperJoe]

Jon @ PartsRack

 

[sun diego]

Chrome makes you go faster
Jason at Westcoast Viper 909 676 1204

 

[dwhitt]

I stopped by my local Cummings dealer (over the road truck repair - engines) - worked great on my '95 RT - cost was very inexpensive

 

[jcaspar1]

My local NAPA had the right size hose to make mine

 

[Andrew/USPWR]

I'm replacing my polished steel smooth tubes with polished aluminum. When I get them, I'll sell the steel ones without the ends. They came from John B.

Andrew





2000 GTS Steel Grey
Six piston Bier claws up front, front brakes in back
Quaife Differential, GKH half shafts, alloy fly wheel,
short throw shifter, polished intakes, K&N air filters, Optima battery,

 

[bwhitmore]

I don't know if matters to you or not, but I ended picking up the SnakeOyl tubes because they are 5-ply like the ACR style Mopar smooth tubes, just much less expensive. I have noticed a lot of silicon tubes are 2 or maybe 3-ply at the most, and I have actually seen these undulate under hard acceleration on a dyno. They are a little tougher to get on since they are more rigid.

 

[JDR]

http://www.partsrack.com/
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Jon talked me into also getting EBC Greens (front break pads) and K&N filters - if you haven't done so already, they're a must.

It took me two months to get around to the 15 minute job of swapping out the pads, but I am REAL HAPPY! (Hint - don't remove the calipers to swap the pads (doh), just pop the two retaining pins and they come right out.)

 

[Steve Miehe]

Talk to Sean Roe. roeracing.com