Hi guys.

Daft question but does anyone know what the name of the type of hose clamps used to clamp the air ducting to the intake and stock air box is? I damaged one with a pliers when removing and would prefer an exact replacement instead of a standard hose clamp.

Cheers!

Do you mean this one? a jubilee clip.

Or this one... I can't remember the name of sorry

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Always referred to the first one as a jubilee clip with a worm drive/screw and the second as a hose clip with spring clamp....

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Do you mean this one? a jubilee clip.

Or this one... I can't remember the name of sorry

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it's the second one i'm after, I have no idea what they're called :P does anyone know if they're available on ebay/amazon?

What size? You can get them on eBay and Amazon I think.

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What size? You can get them on eBay and Amazon I think.

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i think the size i need is 70mm diameter. Thanks for your help, i'll keep browsing to see if I can find one!

There is little difference between the jubilee clip and the spring clamp, the spring clamp is just easier to use in a confined space. Seem harder to find in the size you want. Might be best to try a motor factors or something?

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Dealer ? I paid by card and local dealer posts bits to me

Thanks for the input guys, i'll probably use a jubilee clip. If anyone knows the name of the second clip please let me know

'Spring Hose Clamps'

'Spring Hose Clamps'

That's what I said in post 3. Apparently Americans call them rotor clips?

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There is little difference between the jubilee clip and the spring clamp, the spring clamp is just easier to use in a confined space. Seem harder to find in the size you want. Might be best to try a motor factors or something?

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Spring clamps do have the advantage however of constantly applying pressure on the hose instead of only applying the pressure that they are 'set' too like jubilee clips.It just means that when hoses expand or contract with heat they are always under the same pressure by the clamp.

The official name is "continuous tension clips" - or something close to that, I went looking for a pair when I replaced track rods, but could not find a seller, just companies that made them.