Where to get a 3" Coupler for intake
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Where to get a 3" Coupler for intake
Ok so as many of you know I have the Stock Accordian tube connected to my rice pipe. I want to redo the intake but when I first put the thing on I couldnt find a 3" coupler to go from pipe to TB, all I could find was 3.5"
sooooo where did everyone get these :?:
sooooo where did everyone get these :?:
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My Silocone reducer came with my ADTR, but this should do:
http://64.225.76.178/main.htm
Anything like this will work for you. Turbo supplies are a great choice.
http://64.225.76.178/main.htm
Anything like this will work for you. Turbo supplies are a great choice.
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
ok that would work, is there any place that I could just go an pick one up??
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I bought mine online here]
Its pretty high quality made of silicone....ive heard that a plumbing coupler from any hardware store will work but i didnt trust them cause i was worried about the heat issue and this one just looked cool too heheh[/url]
Its pretty high quality made of silicone....ive heard that a plumbing coupler from any hardware store will work but i didnt trust them cause i was worried about the heat issue and this one just looked cool too heheh[/url]
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Originally Posted by mkaake
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
ok that would work, is there any place that I could just go an pick one up??
You want a hi-temp coupler/reducer that can flex. Silicone is the best solution.
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If you do go to the home depot, make sure to get the flex coupler, cause it will move around like Bill was saying. Basically if you see couplers there, pick some up and try to fold them in half, twist them, etc... and the one that is the easiest to do that to, get it. Just make sure its not to thin or is not made for heat.
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If you do use a hose coupler, put the pipe/TB as far to the edge as possible.
But eventually a silicone one like Muslimsteel posted or www.samcosport.com or some turbo stuff, will be nice.
But eventually a silicone one like Muslimsteel posted or www.samcosport.com or some turbo stuff, will be nice.
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http://www.williamwren.com/flex.mpg is a good example of what we're talking about here. And yes, all my motor mounts are in good condition.