Terrain Tamer recently launched these new kits

Terrain Tamer has launched a new range of Fortified Silicone Intercooler Hoses, releasing vehicle specific kits for a selection of models most prone to bursting under high temperatures.
Any 4WDriver who has ventured through the Australian outback knows that extreme conditions and hotter climates can make their travel difficult and wreak havoc on hoses, and for some models, the OE intercooler hoses are prone to burst due to the increased climates and heat conditions.
Terrain Tamer says its new Fortified Silicone Intercooler hoses have been developed to address this, allowing for increased engine performance and reliability.
Also suitable for mining, military and applications facing harsher conditions, the hoses suit high boost applications, with features such as a 6.5mm side wall and 4ply construction, as well as being accompanied by worm drive (WD) hose clamps, which act to keep the hoses in place and prevent any leaking.
Being made of stainless steel, these clamps are also resistant to corrosion and rust.
Terrain Tamer utilises silicone for these hoses, as opposed to the standard rubber, as it says this has proven to be more beneficial in the long run with silicone being more durable and retaining flexibility over time, reducing any risk of leaks and cracking.
It states the hoses can withstand extreme temperatures, making them perfect for those travelling in the Australian outback.
The hoses are also said to facilitate smoother airflow, giving the engine the ability to perform stronger and allowing drivers to push even further within demanding environments.
Terrain Tamer’s Fortified Silicone Intercooler Hose Kits are now available for Ford Ranger and Everest, Mazda BT50, Mitsubishi Pajero Sport and Challenger, with stock for the Mitsubishi Triton and others coming soon.

For more information visit www.terraintamer.com