nuke0907

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can someone confirm the size of the Greddy turbo kit piping. i know there is 2" and 3" but is the middle size 2.5" or 2.25"? i got some 2.5" couplers but they seem a little too big.

can someone confirm that they are 2.25"?

Kane

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http://www.greddy.com/img/PHP/products/pdf/851.pdf

They have a parts list.

nuke0907

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wtf is that circle crossed out symbol?

nuke0907

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damn metric to US measurements. should just all be metric.

Kane

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They are in MM's.

So if you see the pipe that is in question - and go to that install step they tell you the PN for the coupler to use.... and viola you have your coupler size.

tubingchamp

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1MM divided by 25=inches.

Brettus

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listen to tubingchamp - stands to reason that he would know .... LOL

although on this occassion - not so much

1" = 25.4mm

tubingchamp

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^^

We just use it as a base here at work :D...

For this application, 1in=25mm should be accurate enough... .4 isn't so much when we're talking 50-75mm.

If a company is selling 75mm piping, they're not going to advertise it as 2.95", it'll be 3".

Brettus

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that's what they said at Chernobyl LOL

nuke0907

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looks like 50,60,and 80mm. so 2,2.25, and 3". thanks for the help guys. i don't know why i thought it was 2.5".

rotarenvy

on my first pipe work I used 2.5" as I couldn't easily get 2.25". it is a tight fit but 2.5"can be used.

tubingchamp

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Lol, I just noticed what I did.. Good call Brett

Work + forum - thinking = fail.

Brettus

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just be thankfull i didn't quote you and put it in my sig. - heh

WingleBeast

the circle with the line through it is the symbol for diameter