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help find metal recirc. pipe & inlet outlet size on stock IC

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joosdawg

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May 8, 2005
Appleton, Wisconsin
first off i need help finding a metal recirculation tube like this...
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this is my post at another site cause im lazy... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

i need help finding a metal recirculation tube that i can cut to fit. I see a bunch of people on tuners that bought there pipe from Lowes, which we dont have around here... nearest one is an hour away and its not worth the drive. im in Appleton, WI 54915 if that helps, i looked at home depot and they dont have one, nor does menards... Also i need to know what the inlet size is on the top of the stock intercooler as i lost a coupler from my uicp and need to buy a new one from home depot. It looks like it has a 2" inlet from turbo and 2" outlet to uicp is that right? any help would be great asap because i need to get these or at least the coupler after work tomorrow. Thanks -Ryan
 
well youd think somone would know, i dont want to take the stock one off and measure then put it back together go buy the coupler then take it back off again its just annoying. i would like to be prepared.
 
joosdawg said:
well youd think somone would know, i dont want to take the stock one off and measure then put it back together go buy the coupler then take it back off again its just annoying. i would like to be prepared.

Just do the 30 seconds worth of work to measure it. Theres only one way to be sure anyhow. I've done so many boost leak tests I can dismantle my entire intake tract in less than 3minutes.
It's good practice :thumb:
 
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