3" Plenums intakes are in
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The bellowed up-pipes allow them to flex and expand/contract with the heat, giving a better seal than the stock design with the brass donut gaskets.
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Glenn, is your intake spider not 3" going into the plenums? You should be able to use a 3"x3" boot from the E99 spider to the 3" plenums.
Neal, your H2E kit looks much better than the H2E kit I have messed with for the SD's. The pipes sucked a lot. Thats the kit that convinced me to not get an H2E kit and go with T4 stuff and build my own piping.
Neal, your H2E kit looks much better than the H2E kit I have messed with for the SD's. The pipes sucked a lot. Thats the kit that convinced me to not get an H2E kit and go with T4 stuff and build my own piping.
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Glenn, is your intake spider not 3" going into the plenums? You should be able to use a 3"x3" boot from the E99 spider to the 3" plenums.
Neal, your H2E kit looks much better than the H2E kit I have messed with for the SD's. The pipes sucked a lot. Thats the kit that convinced me to not get an H2E kit and go with T4 stuff and build my own piping.
Neal, your H2E kit looks much better than the H2E kit I have messed with for the SD's. The pipes sucked a lot. Thats the kit that convinced me to not get an H2E kit and go with T4 stuff and build my own piping.
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Hmmmm... Mine looks like it necks down more than 3/8", but I believe you. That makes for quite an ordeal... Off to research!!
These are silicone so they are not compatible w/ oil or fuel and they are only 2 ply, but they may work for you.. http://www.turbohoses.com/transitionmultiply.htm
Also silicone, but thicker(4 ply) than the above boots. should be able to stretch them the extra 1/8": http://www.extremepsi.com/store/cust...at=1535&page=1
http://www.turbofittings.com/product...ne/siltran.asp
http://www.tuningvenair.us/products/...educer/sil-240
These are silicone so they are not compatible w/ oil or fuel and they are only 2 ply, but they may work for you.. http://www.turbohoses.com/transitionmultiply.htm
Also silicone, but thicker(4 ply) than the above boots. should be able to stretch them the extra 1/8": http://www.extremepsi.com/store/cust...at=1535&page=1
http://www.turbofittings.com/product...ne/siltran.asp
http://www.tuningvenair.us/products/...educer/sil-240
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Falcon, the stock design had regular donuts, not the brass ones. I didn't have any luck with the brass ones.
Travis, thanks a lot for those links! Everytime I check your links I end up spending money, LOL
Neal, that's one sweet looking setup you have. So, the next ton of money I spend should be the H2E.
Richard, Good to see you back, stick around. When I pulled my turbo I couldn't believe the slack I had in the up pipe gaskets, and the soot on the firewall that you can probably see in the picture. My engine needs a bath! If this doesn't solve some of my problem then I must have bigger problems some place else!!
I'm afraid your right Darin and Jose about the measurements.
Travis, thanks a lot for those links! Everytime I check your links I end up spending money, LOL
Neal, that's one sweet looking setup you have. So, the next ton of money I spend should be the H2E.
Richard, Good to see you back, stick around. When I pulled my turbo I couldn't believe the slack I had in the up pipe gaskets, and the soot on the firewall that you can probably see in the picture. My engine needs a bath! If this doesn't solve some of my problem then I must have bigger problems some place else!!
I'm afraid your right Darin and Jose about the measurements.
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Well, it's not too hard to make a 3" spyder, BUT IMO it's not going to make any difference. 2 3/8" is still larger than the D66 outlet is and it's not like your going to lose tons of flow going from 3" to 2 3/8" back up to 3", but you could certainly build it 3" and be done.
The only sucky part is that you can't get the spider nice a smooth using regular stainless pipe like the H2E spider is. See how the H2E spider is a 3" 90* into what looks like another 3" 90*? Do that with some 3" pipe, but it doesn't quite line up perfectly from what I can tell. OR you could get yourself a L99-2003 spider and chop the side that V-bands to the turbo off, and have a spider that looks just like the hypermax spider.
The only sucky part is that you can't get the spider nice a smooth using regular stainless pipe like the H2E spider is. See how the H2E spider is a 3" 90* into what looks like another 3" 90*? Do that with some 3" pipe, but it doesn't quite line up perfectly from what I can tell. OR you could get yourself a L99-2003 spider and chop the side that V-bands to the turbo off, and have a spider that looks just like the hypermax spider.
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That's what I was thinking Falcon. Travis, I just went outside and measured the ID of the D66 and its only 2". So, I agree that would not get me any gains. Two 2" intakes are sharing one 2" output so what difference does it make. I like that idea of the 99-03 spider idea. I guess I'll tell my wife I want a H2e for Christmas, its only 3K, HAHA. She's a good woman, I'm sure she will understand. Neal's engine sure looks sweet!! Makes me want to go for it. I'll run with what I got until next winter and see then if I can upgrade. Maybe a used one will show up. Thanks again and again. PS, I try to get all my parts together before a project and something is always missing. I'm waiting on the pedestal O rings and the turbo output O ring. Then I can get it together.
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