08-26-2005, 12:15 PM
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c00ling p00n
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Originally Posted by zackbass
For me at least the Tygon 3603 seems a lot more durable both mechanically and chemically than the clearflex. I used Clearflex in one of my systems but the tubing quickly clouded up so I switched everything to Tygon except for one tube. The Tygon has remained perfectly clear over the last two years while the Clearflex tube became almost completely opaque. I have no idea why it happened, I run normal distilled water and Zerex, but it did happen.
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Me too and everyone else. Clearflex is nice but ONLY because of the price. Otherwise, IMO it is horrible. Tygon is much better and doesnt film up like the clearflex.
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