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I would go to one of the truck places and buy a four inch RUBBER elbow. These are used in big rig truck air induction systems. Truck snorkel intake diameters go from three inch to ten inches or more in diameter, and you can get hoses and bends fairly readily for all the sizes.

as above guys, do you guys have anywhere in oz where i can buy a bend. its for my air filter to turbo.. cheers bernie uk needsa to be 4" diameter and have about 6" legs.

If by 'alloy' you mean non-steel, read no further as this post won't help you :D

You probably want something like this:

http://www.mandrelbendingsolutions.com/servlet/Detail?no=436

Any exhaust shop should be able to get you one easily in mild or stainless steel

in a reasonable variety of wall thicknesses. You probably don't want it as thick as

the one above given that it's for the inlet side...

Just ask for a 4" right-angle mandrel bend in the wall thickness of your choice

Regards,

Saliya

cheers saliya.. will think on that.

warpspeed, its from the air filter to the turbo, when running high boost and long silicone legs on the bend i have seen then collapse under suction. i suppose the turbo is trying to pull so much air through the filter the hose just gives in?.

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