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Looking for a 90 degree 3.75" to 2.5" intercooler reducer. Anyone know where to find?

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Old 03-25-2011, 03:02 AM
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Default Looking for a 90 degree 3.75" to 2.5" intercooler reducer. Anyone know where to find?
Usually look to siliconeintakes for this stuff, but nothing is there. Anyone have a suggestion on where I could find this? Didn't see anywhere, looked all over.
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Sorry I can't help, but what do you need 3.75" for?
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Maybe for a GT42R?
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hopefully it's for an intake and the 2.5" is on the turbo side.

youre going to have to stretch a 3.5" or use a 4.0"
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If it's a decent piece of tubing, it shouldn't really stretch that well. And it's for my throttle body.
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Why not use a 3.75" 90* elbow and a 3.75"->2.5" strait reducer?
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If you are using a standard GM LS throttle body, it's a 4" inlet, not 3.75".
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That's weird, I measured it out to 3.75 on the TB... I'll go 4" then.

Just trying to find one piece of 4" straight IC pipe now. I'd thought that would be easier.
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