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Old 09-30-09, 09:11 AM
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coupler sizes

I want to replace most of, if not all of, my stock, rubber couplers on my car with upgraded silicone couplers from Hose Techniques.

Could someone please let me know the size of the couplers circled below; they seem the same size, but I could be wrong.

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and the y pipe coupler...
Old 09-30-09, 09:15 AM
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Man that last picture looks cool.
Sorry i can't help you with the size
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Intake couplers are 2.5". Intercooler couplers are 2.75". Just FYI, the coupler in that picture to the IC is a Hump Coupler (if you are trying to get one just like it).
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Thank you!

What is the benefit of the "hump" coupler?
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Originally Posted by mrb63083
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What is the benefit of the "hump" coupler?
Hump couplers are there to help absorb movement from either side of the connection. i.e. if the IC is bolted to the frame and the engine is sitting on mounts which allow movement, then the engine can move independently of the IC. This could cause the coupler to eventually work itself loose. However, this doesn't happen as much and can also be mitigated by using constant tension (spring) clamps rather than t-clamps.
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Great info. thanks again.
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Originally Posted by Mahjik
Intercooler couplers are 2.75".
Does this include the ypipe coupler in the second pic?
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Originally Posted by s1mpsons
Does this include the ypipe coupler in the second pic?
I would assume yes, however I haven't had a stock y-pipe in 10 years.
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Confirmed in a different thread. The ypipe coupler is 2.75.
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