b16 tb intercooler coupler
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b16 tb intercooler coupler
So I am trying to find a coupler to mate up the 2.5 intercooler piping to the tb and nothing seems to fit. I tried a 2.5 coupler on the tb and it wouldn't fit and a 2.75 seems too loose. What size are you guys using? The od on the tb measures 2.6ish.
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Re: b16 tb intercooler coupler
On stock B series throttle use 2.5" coupler.
This is 2.5"
https://honda-tech.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1390438374
This is 2.5"
https://honda-tech.com/attachment.ph...1&d=1390438374
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Re: b16 tb intercooler coupler
The coupler on the TB is always a bitch...put a little windex on the inside of the coupler and it will slide over the TB a bit easier.
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Re: b16 tb intercooler coupler
you have to stretch the 2.5 to fit. in this cold weather you'll have to *gently* heat the coupler or use some lube on the tb.
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Thats the same reason I always used windex...its slippery at first, but gets tacky/sticky when it dries.
I would be careful if you decide to use a screwdriver...its pretty easy, especially with a flathead screwdriver, to poke a hole in the coupler or tear it along the edge.
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Also, you can use a screwdriver to pry over
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Re: b16 tb intercooler coupler
Thats the same reason I always used windex...its slippery at first, but gets tacky/sticky when it dries.
I would be careful if you decide to use a screwdriver...its pretty easy, especially with a flathead screwdriver, to poke a hole in the coupler or tear it along the edge.
I would be careful if you decide to use a screwdriver...its pretty easy, especially with a flathead screwdriver, to poke a hole in the coupler or tear it along the edge.
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