Cheapest place to buy stock Y-pipe couplers in silicone?
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Cheapest place to buy stock Y-pipe couplers in silicone?
Called high-temp-silicone, he said he's out... I guess i need 2 2.75" ID x 3" long couplers and 4 appropriately sized t-clamps?
who's obtained this setup for cheap? Not interested in buying a efini ypipe at this time.
who's obtained this setup for cheap? Not interested in buying a efini ypipe at this time.
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Try atpturbo.com - they have TONS of cool turbo stuff at good prices.
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Yep, 2 3/4" will give you the best fit.
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I got a black 4 ply 500 degree coupler from www.hightempsilicone.com . $12 and can withstand the heat.
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You can get a foot of 2.75" silicone hose from www.bakerprecision.com for $26. I use the reinforced orange turbo hose because it's indestructable and lasts forever. It's $37 a foot.
http://www.bakerprecision.com/purosil.htm
http://www.bakerprecision.com/purosil7.htm
One foot will make 4 couplers.
If you prefer hump hose they have that too:
http://www.bakerprecision.com/purosil4.htm
Get some clamps while you're at it. These are not nearly as expensive or bulky as t-clamps and grip just as tightly.
http://www.bakerprecision.com/hoseclmp.htm
Don't bother with expensive clamps on the intake side or I will laugh as I always do. I've seen guys with $50 worth of clamps all in front of the turbo
http://www.bakerprecision.com/purosil.htm
http://www.bakerprecision.com/purosil7.htm
One foot will make 4 couplers.
If you prefer hump hose they have that too:
http://www.bakerprecision.com/purosil4.htm
Get some clamps while you're at it. These are not nearly as expensive or bulky as t-clamps and grip just as tightly.
http://www.bakerprecision.com/hoseclmp.htm
Don't bother with expensive clamps on the intake side or I will laugh as I always do. I've seen guys with $50 worth of clamps all in front of the turbo
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so don't buy t-bolt clamps for the crossover connections? I have a makeshift 3x3" coupler w/ a standard worm clamp right now, won't hold it on very tight... silicone is too hard for these clamps it seems?
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Damon meant that you don't need anything expensive on the intake side; i.e., the intake pipes from the airbox leading to the turbo. Yes, you will need good clamps on any couplers post-turbo. Cheap hose clamps that you buy at the local hardware store will not work, as the worm gear strips out the cuts in the band easily.
I've never tried the hose clamps from Baker Precision, but I imagine they must work well if they have a lifetime warranty.
I've never tried the hose clamps from Baker Precision, but I imagine they must work well if they have a lifetime warranty.
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Originally Posted by BoostFrenzy
I have a makeshift 3x3" coupler w/ a standard worm clamp right now, won't hold it on very tight.
There is no sense in using an expensive clamp in front of the turbo because there is nothing but slight vacuum there.
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