Mishimoto Duracore 3.5in to 4in Transition Coupler

Mishimoto Duracore 3.5in to 4in Transition CouplerWhen you're fabricating a custom intercooling system, every component in your build needs to pull its weight. Mishimoto DuraCore(TM) Silicone Intercooler Boots are engineered to be the strongest link in your intercooler piping kit. Whether you're routing charge pipes around tight engine bays or connecting mismatched tube diameters, we have the sizes and configurations to match exactly what your fabrication requires. DuraCore(TM) boots are available in

When you're fabricating a custom intercooling system, every component in your build needs to pull its weight. Mishimoto DuraCore(TM) Silicone Intercooler Boots are engineered to be the strongest link in your intercooler piping kit. -- Whether you're routing charge pipes around tight engine bays or connecting mismatched tube diameters, we have the sizes and configurations to match exactly what your fabrication requires. DuraCore(TM) boots are available in straight, straight hump, transition, 45-degree, and 90-degree configurations, with sizing from 3" to 4", giving you the flexibility to complete your piping kit without compromise. Whatever your layout demands, Mishimoto has every size and shape to meet your build. -- DuraCore(TM) technology is the synthetic material comprising the innermost layer of every Mishimoto silicone boot. Compared to standard silicone, DuraCore(TM) delivers superior resistance to heat, pressure, fuel, and oil, effectively extending boot life by preventing leaks and blowouts under high-boost conditions. Each boot is manufactured from five layers of silicone with heat-resistant embedded fibers, and reinforcing rings (where applicable) add structural integrity to keep connections secure under pressure. Hump-style couplers introduce additional flexibility to absorb movement and vibration without compromising the seal. -- You've put serious work into your truck build. Don't let the boot be your failure point. With DuraCore(TM) Silicone Intercooler Boots, it never will be.