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03-05-2006, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by RrCoX22
i didnt do any trimming... just popped it on
03-05-2006, 07:32 PM
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Some people have had their lid crack with the fernco...but its not a common problem or anything. Its just an appearance mod - stick with the stock bellow if you are worried about it.
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03-07-2006, 02:34 AM
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It's not worth the time and effort, and makes pulling the filter a little harder. Definatly a NO-NO with a clear lid, as they are even MORE prone to cracking.
Originally Posted by Me in some other thread
Do yourself a HUGE favor and keep the stock bellow. I've been down that road, and wish i had turned around before i got there lol. I've got the stocker on now.
It's 3" in/out, and its 4" long. Fernco part number is 1056-33. And here's a picture of it, you can see it in the background
It's 3" in/out, and its 4" long. Fernco part number is 1056-33. And here's a picture of it, you can see it in the background
03-07-2006, 08:57 AM
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Is the 3x3 Fernco big enough to fit a 90mm TB and 85mm MAF?
I tried to get a Fernco Sunday doing my 90/90 install. The 4x4 was too big, they didn't have a 3x3 in stock, the 4x3 looked like it was a hair big for the TB (4" end) but not near as oversized as the 4x4.
I tried to get a Fernco Sunday doing my 90/90 install. The 4x4 was too big, they didn't have a 3x3 in stock, the 4x3 looked like it was a hair big for the TB (4" end) but not near as oversized as the 4x4.
