Hose Upgrade

[TVRJAS]

About one month ago when I lifted my bonnet in the company of a few TVR guys in connection of a slipping belt,it was pointed out that I should look at replacing the vacuum type air duct hose to the more improved silicone (ELBOW).

Well a month has passed and finally decided to do some more research of this silicone ELBOW. It arrived this morning!





But so did this lot


I think the saying quote "A fool and his money are easily parted" Really does apply when you own a TVR

The money is gone, but can anyone who has fitted this lot tell if they have seen any REAL benefits

I know I should of asked that question before buying! But if anyone is going to understand it's simply not that easy, It's YOU lot!
Kind regards Jason

Edited by TVRJAS on Tuesday 20th August 14:18

[kennybgr8]

I guess my question is why would you spend the money if you didnt know of the advantages or benefits, yes then I would say its a fool and his money that are easily parted ,,,,,,

[TVRJAS]

So I presume yours are still vacuum Kenny? If so i would like more positive feedback from those who have swapped over.

But thx for your input. Not a good start that 1-0 to being a fool

The advantages and benefits were from a hand full of owners who said to do it. Just got carried away and now putting to a wider Survey.

Edited by TVRJAS on Tuesday 20th August 14:37

Edited by TVRJAS on Tuesday 20th August 14:37

[wuckfitracing]

Shiny shiny shiny blue good, very good. Well done. No idea where they go though.

[kennybgr8]

Sorry you are anything but a fool, I have done nothing under my bonnet yet only interior and paint job, looking and reading every ones posts there is so much you can do with every aspect of our cars, the engine bay is and area I will start on over this winter among many other things, keep posting and you will get so much help and ribbing ,,,

[TVRJAS]

kennybgr8 said:

Sorry you are anything but a fool, I have done nothing under my bonnet yet only interior and paint job, looking and reading every ones posts there is so much you can do with every aspect of our cars, the engine bay is and area I will start on over this winter among many other things, keep posting and you will get so much help and ribbing ,,,

No need to start with a sorry Kenny... Good luck with the under the bonnet project,maybe i can give some feed back on this upgrade once as "wuckfitracing" as pointed out I figure where they go