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Old 05-30-07, 08:37 AM
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I need a reducer to step down from 3.5" to 3 " , anyone know where I can find it ?
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http://store.racing-solutions.org/conesreducers.html
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turbonetics sells some stuff too!!!
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I look in all those places (^) an still cant find a 3.5" to 3" aluminum reducer !!
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someone with a sheet roller and some basic fabrications skills should be able to make you this reducer in 15 min.
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thanks for the link guys. Been needing to go from a 3.5" vband down to a 3" downpipe. These aught to work just fine. Love when stuff works out like this
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I look in all those places (^) an still cant find a 3.5" to 3" aluminum reducer !!

Burns #RD-300-400-16-6061-L That's a 3" - 4" reducer. Cut the large end short to the point it measures 3.5".
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Burns #RD-300-400-16-6061-L That's a 3" - 4" reducer. Cut the large end short to the point it measures 3.5".
Ah Boy ! thats what U call COMMON SENSE !!!!! , THANKS ALOT BRO!!
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