It leaks boost.
A split you can't see on a charge pipe bleeds pressure under load. The car feels flat, the tune runs lean, and you chase the fault for months.
Subaru silicone hose kits
Twenty-year-old rubber goes hard, then brittle, then it splits — usually under boost, usually a long way from home. Roo Racing silicone hoses are a direct factory fit, built to outlast the car, and they don't perish.
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What's actually at stake
Perished rubber doesn't announce itself.
A split you can't see on a charge pipe bleeds pressure under load. The car feels flat, the tune runs lean, and you chase the fault for months.
Soft, weeping coolant hoses are step one in the chain that ends with an EJ25 head gasket bill. Heat always finds the weak point.
Old rubber doesn't split in the driveway. It splits at the far end of a track day, or halfway up the Putty with no phone reception.
Every silicone kit we stock, grouped by the car it's built for. Add it to your cart straight from here.
Select your chassis
WRX & STI 1992–2007 · check the years on each kit
WRX 2008–2014 · STI 2008–2021
WRX 2015–2021 FA20
BE / BH 2001–2003
Car not listed, or not sure which kit you need? Send us your build — we'll tell you what fits before you spend a cent.
Why silicone
Not marketing claims. The actual difference.
| Attribute | Factory rubber, 20 years on | Roo Racing silicone |
|---|---|---|
| Service life | Hardens and cracks with every heat cycle | Rated for 15 years of service |
| Heat range | 90°C to 105°C | −60°C to 145°C |
| Boost pressure | Rubber specified for factory boost, twenty years ago | 100+ PSI, four-ply reinforced |
| Fitment | OEM shape | Direct factory replacement. No trimming, no adapters, no universal bends. |
| Under the bonnet | Faded, swollen, weeping at the clamps | Holds its shape and its colour. Looks like the build deserves it. |
We only stock what we'd run in our own builds. Function over marketing.
While others charge a billet tax for flashy blocks of aluminium, we stock the parts that keep a Subaru on the road. Silicone hoses aren't glamorous. They don't add horsepower.
They stop a $200 job becoming a $4,000 one. That's the whole pitch.
Fitting them
Year and model is enough. We'll narrow it down from there.
Roughly 70% of what we sell is matched to the car, not pulled off a shelf.
Hand tools, a drain pan and a couple of hours.
Message us your chassis code and we'll tell you straight — a real person, who owns one of these too.
Before you buy
Mostly things you can’t see in a listing photo.
Silicone hose is cured twice. The second cure — hours in an oven at around 200°C — drives off the volatile by-products the first one leaves behind. It’s slow and it costs energy, so it’s the first corner cut on a budget line. A hose that skipped it looks identical when new, then bubbles, delaminates, goes tacky on the surface and loses tensile strength once it has seen a few hundred heat cycles.
Ply count gets quoted a lot and means less than people think. The reinforcement fabric between the layers is what actually holds pressure — a thick hose built on cheap polyester is worse than a thinner one built properly. Burst figures are the same story: they’re quoted cold and fall away as the hose heats up, so a big number on a listing can still describe a hose that’s marginal at operating temperature.
Ours are four-ply, rated to 100+ PSI and to fifteen years of service across −60°C to 145°C, and moulded to your chassis rather than cut from universal bends. Worth asking of anything you’re comparing them against — and if the listing won’t tell you, that’s usually the answer.
Ships nationally from Campbelltown NSW. Fitment checked before it leaves us.
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