Where to buy rubber nipples?
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Where to buy rubber nipples?
I need two rubber nipple caps to cap a few coolant nipples. They need to be around 1 inch od and I can't find them anywhere.
Can you guys help?
Can you guys help?
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Is there actually going to be coolant touching the nipples?
If not, go to the aisle in walmart that has **** for tables, stools etc, you can find some 1 inch o.d. caps there.
If not, go to the aisle in walmart that has **** for tables, stools etc, you can find some 1 inch o.d. caps there.
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
Is there actually going to be coolant touching the nipples?
If not, go to the aisle in walmart that has **** for tables, stools etc, you can find some 1 inch o.d. caps there.
If not, go to the aisle in walmart that has **** for tables, stools etc, you can find some 1 inch o.d. caps there.
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Originally Posted by wReX
maybe some walking cane ends/caps
Anyone know where I can find these?
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Originally Posted by HDP
Cut off the end of the hose (about 2" - 3"), insert an appopriate size hex bolt and use hose clamps to seal the connections. If you can't locate a large enough hex bolt, you can use steel rod cut to length or a pipe cap.
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Originally Posted by LUPE
Where did you buy that? I don't see your EWP?
It's run with a Davies Craig EWP and controller.
You can see the EWP on the right in this picture with the yellow zip tie while I was mouting it.
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I can't see **** from that picture. I'll take a look at summits site for that adapter. I'm still going to need the nipples for the time being. I need to get my car out to the track before I start anymore projects.
Anyone know where I can get some BIG NIPPLES? Besides from Big Shirley!
Anyone know where I can get some BIG NIPPLES? Besides from Big Shirley!
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Advanced Auto Parts has them but the quality sucks so you would need to replace ever so often.. The thermostat housing one is about 1/4" larger than the rear one.
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Well, I'll check advanced autoparts but I can't put something on that will break. I'd hate to be travel 140mph plus and have coolant spray everywhere.
Anyone else know if I can order these somewhere?
Anyone else know if I can order these somewhere?
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Have you looked at mcmaster parts beginning in 92805K ? They have a range of sizes in silicone that are rated for 600 F. The link is here http://www.mcmaster.com/nav/enter.asp?pagenum=3547 . Also, they should be able to get it to you overnight.
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I did a quick ebay search for ya and found this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/1-BLACK-RUBBER-2...QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/1-BLACK-RUBBER-2...QQcmdZViewItem
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I wouldn't use any rubber caps from an auto parts store for more than temporary. I've seen them fail in just a few months from heat.
McMaster-Carr is the way to go. I bought some high-temp vacuum caps from them a while back, and they're still pliable and in great shape.
The bolt/hose/hose clamps method works VERY well - not super clean, but it's VERY failproof.
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McMaster-Carr is the way to go. I bought some high-temp vacuum caps from them a while back, and they're still pliable and in great shape.
The bolt/hose/hose clamps method works VERY well - not super clean, but it's VERY failproof.
Dale
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Originally Posted by DaleClark
I wouldn't use any rubber caps from an auto parts store for more than temporary. I've seen them fail in just a few months from heat.
McMaster-Carr is the way to go. I bought some high-temp vacuum caps from them a while back, and they're still pliable and in great shape.
The bolt/hose/hose clamps method works VERY well - not super clean, but it's VERY failproof.
Dale
McMaster-Carr is the way to go. I bought some high-temp vacuum caps from them a while back, and they're still pliable and in great shape.
The bolt/hose/hose clamps method works VERY well - not super clean, but it's VERY failproof.
Dale
Can you shoot me a link to the ones you bought?
Thanks.