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    #1

    Hose sizes...? HELP

    What are the hose sizes for:
    Fuel Hose: 5/16? 3/8? 1/4?
    Heater Hose:
    Radiator hose:

    I WAS gonna order them now.. but I can't....
    It really blows not having the car here.. And Haynes doesn't give sizes. Gr.
    1992 Ultra Blue Metallic EGT - The 'scort with no name - crap>reliable daily>rallycross prep>stage rally
    Featured in Rally Gearbox Magazine 3/1/11
    "There's a hierarchy of insanity in motor sports. Normal people think all racers are crazy. Folks who race sedans think people in open-wheel cars are nuts. People who race cars of any kind think motorcycle racers are absolutely off theirs meds. But there's one group that everyone agrees is made up of the most extreme, the most daring, and absolutely craziest people in racing - rally racers."
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    #2
    i think its a 1/4.

    Originally posted by minnesotapj
    Cost of your fancy German built sports car $35k
    price of your fancy sun glasses to match your German built sports car $200 dollars
    Getting beat by a second hand 20 year old Japanese 4 door... Priceless!
    The only bummer about the world ending is that you can't turn to the person next to you and say "WOW! Did you see THAT?!!"
    *1. 85 accord hatch r.i.p. *2. 87 chevy s-10 r.i.p. *3. 91 dodge daytona r.i.p. *4. 91 labaron r.i.p. *5. 91 mazda 323..sold *6. 89 silverado sold *7. 94 mazda protege ...in the works...

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      #3
      Can someone just go check out their car and lemme know. I really gotta get this stuff ordered as i'm under pressure again to get the car out. The hoses and a few other things are all i'm waiting on. And these are pretty much the last things I need to order
      1992 Ultra Blue Metallic EGT - The 'scort with no name - crap>reliable daily>rallycross prep>stage rally
      Featured in Rally Gearbox Magazine 3/1/11
      "There's a hierarchy of insanity in motor sports. Normal people think all racers are crazy. Folks who race sedans think people in open-wheel cars are nuts. People who race cars of any kind think motorcycle racers are absolutely off theirs meds. But there's one group that everyone agrees is made up of the most extreme, the most daring, and absolutely craziest people in racing - rally racers."

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        #4
        fuel 5/16
        heater 3/8
        radiator 1.3 inches or 1/1/4 cant remember

        thats off the top of my head, its been a while, so I could be wrong

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          #5
          ^^^^

          YOU DA MAN!!!! thanks dude
          1992 Ultra Blue Metallic EGT - The 'scort with no name - crap>reliable daily>rallycross prep>stage rally
          Featured in Rally Gearbox Magazine 3/1/11
          "There's a hierarchy of insanity in motor sports. Normal people think all racers are crazy. Folks who race sedans think people in open-wheel cars are nuts. People who race cars of any kind think motorcycle racers are absolutely off theirs meds. But there's one group that everyone agrees is made up of the most extreme, the most daring, and absolutely craziest people in racing - rally racers."

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            #6
            Hmm, I think the heater might be larger than 3/8".

            --Ferdi
            If you can't differentiate between brake and break, you should go back to school
            -----
            Miscellaneous Pics of Turbo Protege Build
            Big Front Brake Install using Wilwood Calipers
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              #7
              all i know is its the inner diameter that matters. call autozone and ask.

              Originally posted by minnesotapj
              Cost of your fancy German built sports car $35k
              price of your fancy sun glasses to match your German built sports car $200 dollars
              Getting beat by a second hand 20 year old Japanese 4 door... Priceless!
              The only bummer about the world ending is that you can't turn to the person next to you and say "WOW! Did you see THAT?!!"
              *1. 85 accord hatch r.i.p. *2. 87 chevy s-10 r.i.p. *3. 91 dodge daytona r.i.p. *4. 91 labaron r.i.p. *5. 91 mazda 323..sold *6. 89 silverado sold *7. 94 mazda protege ...in the works...

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                #8
                the autozone store is where i went, and nothing shows in there computer for the protege... freaking ghey, but i look online, and get all sorts of different sizes....


                Heater hose:
                Goodyear
                5/8" and 3/4"... both in 6' lengths

                Rad Hose:
                Specter:
                3/4"
                1 1/2" - 1 3/4"
                1 3/4"
                1 1/2"

                Fuel line:

                3/8"
                5/16"

                Now i'm thinking i'll just go with:
                Heater: 3/4" x 4'
                Rad: 1 3/4" x 18"
                Fuel: 3/8" x 3'
                1992 Ultra Blue Metallic EGT - The 'scort with no name - crap>reliable daily>rallycross prep>stage rally
                Featured in Rally Gearbox Magazine 3/1/11
                "There's a hierarchy of insanity in motor sports. Normal people think all racers are crazy. Folks who race sedans think people in open-wheel cars are nuts. People who race cars of any kind think motorcycle racers are absolutely off theirs meds. But there's one group that everyone agrees is made up of the most extreme, the most daring, and absolutely craziest people in racing - rally racers."

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                  #9
                  ok, well here is a 'kit' they have aswell. it's kinda flashy/ricey.. but oh well... it's more affordable than peiceing it together

                  http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...entId=cat30102
                  $89
                  1992 Ultra Blue Metallic EGT - The 'scort with no name - crap>reliable daily>rallycross prep>stage rally
                  Featured in Rally Gearbox Magazine 3/1/11
                  "There's a hierarchy of insanity in motor sports. Normal people think all racers are crazy. Folks who race sedans think people in open-wheel cars are nuts. People who race cars of any kind think motorcycle racers are absolutely off theirs meds. But there's one group that everyone agrees is made up of the most extreme, the most daring, and absolutely craziest people in racing - rally racers."

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                    #10
                    oh.. found this @ summit...

                    http://store.summitracing.com/partde...5&autoview=sku

                    this looks like a better deal
                    1992 Ultra Blue Metallic EGT - The 'scort with no name - crap>reliable daily>rallycross prep>stage rally
                    Featured in Rally Gearbox Magazine 3/1/11
                    "There's a hierarchy of insanity in motor sports. Normal people think all racers are crazy. Folks who race sedans think people in open-wheel cars are nuts. People who race cars of any kind think motorcycle racers are absolutely off theirs meds. But there's one group that everyone agrees is made up of the most extreme, the most daring, and absolutely craziest people in racing - rally racers."

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                      #11
                      The radiator lines are definately 1-1/4" and I know I used 5/16" for my fuel return hose.

                      --Ferdi
                      If you can't differentiate between brake and break, you should go back to school
                      -----
                      Miscellaneous Pics of Turbo Protege Build
                      Big Front Brake Install using Wilwood Calipers
                      Factory Service Manuals and Familia Brochures - PDF

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                        #12
                        fuel is 5/16 radiator is what has been stated 1/1/4, heater hoses have different sizes, but I beleive most are 5/8....I was thinking 3/8 but I dont think thats big enough for most of em

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                          #13
                          heater core hoses are 5/8ths. and if you dont get the oem mazda one you can forget about getting a straight hose to work.
                          -Steve

                          94' Protege < Worklog<SOLD!
                          VF10 powered!
                          262 Whp & 257 Wtq
                          13.1@107

                          '02 Suzuki Bandit 600s

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                            #14
                            Ace:

                            1: why would it be difficult for a straight hose?
                            2: can u get me the OE part number?
                            1992 Ultra Blue Metallic EGT - The 'scort with no name - crap>reliable daily>rallycross prep>stage rally
                            Featured in Rally Gearbox Magazine 3/1/11
                            "There's a hierarchy of insanity in motor sports. Normal people think all racers are crazy. Folks who race sedans think people in open-wheel cars are nuts. People who race cars of any kind think motorcycle racers are absolutely off theirs meds. But there's one group that everyone agrees is made up of the most extreme, the most daring, and absolutely craziest people in racing - rally racers."

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                              #15
                              the intake manifold is in the way and the hose WILL kink. i discovered the hard way and tried to be cheap and get generic hose. and the part number is BR70-61-211
                              but id check with your local mazda dealer before cause idk if the SOHC and the BP are different. i got that for my SOHC.
                              also, the mazda one is a bit bigger than 5/8ths on the ends so it can fit on the plastic piece from the core.
                              Last edited by Ace; 05-29-2009, 01:44 AM.
                              -Steve

                              94' Protege < Worklog<SOLD!
                              VF10 powered!
                              262 Whp & 257 Wtq
                              13.1@107

                              '02 Suzuki Bandit 600s

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