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Old 04-08-2011, 10:31 PM
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Default TC76 weld on V band rings

I want to use V-band clamps on my cold side plumbing. Do you guys sell the V band rings for the TC76 turbo? If so, please post the part number and contact information so I can order them.

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I want to use V-band clamps on my cold side plumbing. Do you guys sell the V band rings for the TC76 turbo? If so, please post the part number and contact information so I can order them.

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I'm not aware of cold side (aluminum) v band flanges or clamps through Turbonetics. We typically use t bolt clamps for the cold side which work extremely well.
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I'm not aware of cold side (aluminum) v band flanges or clamps through Turbonetics. We typically use t bolt clamps for the cold side which work extremely well.
OK, thanks. I'm sure I can find them through another sorce... I don't want to use any hoses on my system. I'm sure they can work, but I know a V-band clamp will never blow off.
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OK, thanks. I'm sure I can find them through another sorce... I don't want to use any hoses on my system. I'm sure they can work, but I know a V-band clamp will never blow off.
I've seen people use Wiggins clamps in the past but they are very expensive.
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