Alternative to Couplings/Reducers

BlinD · 2003-06-30 13:12:49

are we talking exhaust or fucking intercooler pipe? ???

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Jul 3, 2003 | 02:27 AM

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shortyz

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Re:Alternative to Couplings/Reducers

are we talking exhaust or ------- intercooler pipe?

Jul 3, 2003 | 09:28 AM

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Todd

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Re:Alternative to Couplings/Reducers

I think he means charge pipe.. Lowes has nice rubber couplers.. And pvc pipe always works very well for it. Joseph has had his on for a couple years now and it looks just like when we put it on the car.

Jul 3, 2003 | 11:15 PM

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XDEep

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Re:Alternative to Couplings/Reducers

i was thinking fiberglass since i dont want 5 reducers for my turbo intake. make it tapered like an iceman.

Jul 4, 2003 | 05:35 AM

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kErO-916

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Re:Alternative to Couplings/Reducers

goto napa and ask for their fuel distro hose it comes in 2" I.D and 2.5" I.D. it works better then any other coupling ive used

Jul 4, 2003 | 12:30 PM

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disguy409

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Re:Alternative to Couplings/Reducers

Quote:

Originally Posted by BlinD

Ok got a slight problem. Shooting to be boosted by this weekend. Been to every home improvement store in the area, and every performance/turbo shop. No one carries anything in 2.5". I need 2 - 2.5" and 2.5 - 2.5" reducers/couplings. Anythingelse I could use/rig? Also what side is the TB 2" im assuming?

go to home depot or lowes and get the couplings. Their couplings are measured for inner diameter so if you have 2.5" piping, get the 2" couplings. you might have to streth it a lil bit but it will fit. I used the 2"-1.5" reducer from lowes for my turbo to charge pipe which is 2"- 2.5". It fits and works great