Where to get couplings?

[93g1]

Iam looking for rubber couplings to build my own 4" intake tube.The coupling has to go from a 4" id to a 3.5" id.AFM has them on their Power Pipes and they wont tell me where to get them.Any one know?
Thanks Ken Z

 

[CarolinaLightning]

Try this website. http://www.bakerprecision.com/silicone.htm Saw it when someone posted basicly the same question over at corral.net a while back. Scroll to the bottom of the page. Have all kinds of couplings.

Billy

 

[93g1]

Thanks, it looks like those would work but they dont have the flex rib in the middle.They only sell them in red or blue, I would prefer black.
Thamks Ken Z

 

[Chris Wood]

Are they out of their mind?

I have seen this site before, I believe I got it here, anyway, these people are crazy! These prices are unreal. $45.00+ for a 90 elbow, there has got to be a cheaper way.

 

[fordfreak95]

Ah YES!! Look no farther than the big orange sign!! At the home depot speed shop the crafty people see all sorts of neat things to build!LOL! I have a 4" custom "power pipe" or "cold air kit" or what ever you want to call it. I made it from 4" thin wall PCV tubing, 4" thin wall PCV 90' elbows, a rubber 4" to 3" coupler, and 2 4" rubber couplers. All the couplers are black rubber by the way. This connects to a K&N 9" cone filter with a 4" opening that sits inside of a Kenne-Bell ram air box set up! Works good!:tu: I painted the PCV with black interior die(autozone). It has held up for months now. Looks nice!! And $$$$$45.00 bucks for a DAMN elbow!! Well, they can keep it!!

 

[ShaneMan1974]

With some cutting and refitting I made an intake tube out of a charge air cooler tube from a PSD. Looks good with the aluminum tubing and blue couplings holding it together.

 

[CarolinaLightning]

LOL...I shouldve thought about the PVC way of doing it. I work at Charlotte Pipe and Foundry Plastics Division. Work with the machines that make those fittings everyday.

Billy