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08-26-2006, 08:23 AM
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Easy question
Anybody know what couplers i would need to use this i/c piping? Ive been trying to figure out in my head but i keep getting lost.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors...wItem
Thanks for the help
08-26-2006, 11:37 AM
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Re: Easy question (B20TDC2)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B20TDC2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">looks like 3-2.5'' and 3-2''
you could go to any local shop in dfw and get what you need</TD></TR></TABLE>
Do i need any 90 degree bends or anything?
you could go to any local shop in dfw and get what you need</TD></TR></TABLE>
Do i need any 90 degree bends or anything?
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Re: Easy question (aaronISthrowed)
I think you'll need 6 either way, but the # of what sizes you'll need depends on the outlet size of your turbo, throttle body, and the pipes on the intercooler.
Let's say you have a 2" outlet on the turbo, 2.5" throttle body, and 2.5" in/out on the intercooler. I think you'd need:
two 2", one for the for the turbo - charge pipe, another to join the 2nd hot pipe
one 2->2.5" transition for the charge pipe - intercooler
three 2.5" couplers, one for the other side of the ic, 1 more to join the other pipes together, and the final one for the throttle body.
If it's hard to visualize, draw the charge pipe setup out on a piece of paper, it'll help.
By the way, I don't know if you really want the polished finish, but if you don't mind doing a little of the work yourself I suggest you look here http://store.racing-solutions.org/ or jcwhitney.com for the charge pipes, you can get away much cheaper. Also, some radiatior or fuel filler hose is a much less expensive alternative to silicone couplers, or roadraceengineering.com sells silicone hose pretty cheap by the foot in their DIY section. Good luck
Let's say you have a 2" outlet on the turbo, 2.5" throttle body, and 2.5" in/out on the intercooler. I think you'd need:
two 2", one for the for the turbo - charge pipe, another to join the 2nd hot pipe
one 2->2.5" transition for the charge pipe - intercooler
three 2.5" couplers, one for the other side of the ic, 1 more to join the other pipes together, and the final one for the throttle body.
If it's hard to visualize, draw the charge pipe setup out on a piece of paper, it'll help.
By the way, I don't know if you really want the polished finish, but if you don't mind doing a little of the work yourself I suggest you look here http://store.racing-solutions.org/ or jcwhitney.com for the charge pipes, you can get away much cheaper. Also, some radiatior or fuel filler hose is a much less expensive alternative to silicone couplers, or roadraceengineering.com sells silicone hose pretty cheap by the foot in their DIY section. Good luck
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