just like the question says...
home depot? lowes?
i would run out and find out for myself but unfortunately i don't have any of them that close to me

also, whoever does have it, where is it located at in the store?
sorry for the stupid question but, i didn't know my pvc piping couldn't work because of the lack of clearance

 

i'm pretty sure a plumbing supply store would have it.

 

Maybe some kind of dryer vent hosing would work. Dunno.

 

Home Depot in the plumbing section. There are nice 4" rubber fernco sewer pipe connectors. I just picked one up myself.

 

Fernco's are couplings... how far do you need to go and all that good stuff? You can purchase rubber fittings if you want then use 4" pvc to connect them. That would be easier to find then rubber hose, although I imagine a length of rubber hose would make things easier.

The plumbing supply store I work for doesn't sell 4" rubber hose, but we do sell rubber fittings, hence my answer.

 

yea, the 4" pvc won't work, it doesn't fit between this metal part and the radiator
also, i don't need the couplings
i already found those and i don't think i can connect them all to make my intake
any suggestions on where to get a 4" rubber hose/tube?

 

also, i'm trying to stay away from aluminum tubing because that'll just keep the heat in right?
does dryer duct keep the heat in or what? i might use that if i can't find the rubber

 

http://www.jagsthatrun.com/Pages/Par...n_Ducting.html

 

Dryer Vent Duct should work... though I don't think it disperses heat all to well? It works as an insulation... Plus, it'll shred to easy, and its made not to be man handled. I would see if you can fit fittings to where you need to go. Only difference between hose and fittings will be the fittings won't give. Fittings are pretty solid/sturdy. You can cut the pipe so that you won't even see it between the fittings, then just tighten the crap out of the joints for a nice tight seal.

 

Yes the pvc pipe will fit between the radiator and the abs unit. You need to heat the pvc pipe up with an electric stove burner and bend it to fit (be aware it will burn your fingers so use gloves) get it where you want and hold it till the plactic cools. You will prolly have to run in and out of the house till you get it just right. Also you need to lower the ABS unit as far as you can , take the mounting bracket off and buy a small angle iron piece. You can find them in any home improvment store. When I attempted to build mine I couldnt find a k&n that was a cone shape . so I bought the only one I could find witch was about 12" deep and cylinder shaped. It fit in there but threw off the angle that I needed to get it to fit up to the PVC pipe. So I had to make lots of trips to the hardware store. So dont do what I did get the right filter Also there is a guid I think on the install and fix it guide page at www.f-body.org good luck and have fun

 

Go to a diesel truck parts house,they can fix you up with hose and tubing and clamps.

 

where would i find one of those?
i'm not sure if i could look that up in the yellow pages or not

 

Some auto parts stores carry some heavy duty truck parts, probably not Autozone.... Look for independent part stores...

 

Look up Kenworth, White,GMC,ect heavy duty 18 wheeler's in the phone book.

 

called up all the diesel places and truck places...
all either carry 3" or don't have what i'm looking for
my last one is this local rubber place (a little bit out of the way but..)
i guess i'll see how this works out and i'll let you guys know
if it doesn't pan out, i'm just saying screw it and going with aluminum