k then the hotside makes sense but i still dont get the coldside. was the piping too large to run into the tb hose? and how are you holding that coupler onto the tb hose, a pipe inside?

 

Yeah the TB hose is 2.25 and he is running 2.5 pipe there so it wouldn't fit in the hole ("Thats what she said!" Sorry I just watched The Office LOL) so we cut a piece of 2.225 and put it inside the TB hose to support the hose and then put a coupler on it and it holds really well now.

Josh

 

Brian, the piping wasn't correct for us to run that 2.5" 90* bend directly to the TB inlet, and so we had to optimize a little bit. I'm going today (if I fix this ******* oil problem) to the muffler shop and having them custom fabricate me a 2.5" alum. piece that is welded onto the alum. piping that attaches to that hose.

 

Did you get the map on yet?

 

Yeah we JB welded it on and it seemed to be staying really well! LOL

Josh

 

lol u should really weld it on there properly

 

He was going to but all the shops were closed on Sat. So we jb welded it. I think he is planning on welding it on anyways down the road.

Josh

 

Steal flange and aluminum piping dont go together.

 

Of course not. The JB welding will hold up fine. We did it properly too; that **** is never coming off.

BTW nate, thanks a lot for your help. It made sense when I looked at it and saw what we had to do.



Brian, look at that pipe. It's too short to get all up in the TB inlet.

 

I knew you would get it when you saw it. Plus Josh would of smacked you until you got it also

JB weld is more than strong enough to hold it, just not pretty to look at