104 mm Airlid
03-18-2011, 11:31 AM
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03-23-2011, 05:39 AM
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MY LID IS SUPPOSED TO ARRIVE TODAY! 
Now I have to measure the outer diameter of my 90 mm FAST TB and the outer diameter of the 104 mm lid and hit Home Depot for a plumbing tube to connect them
Now I have to measure the outer diameter of my 90 mm FAST TB and the outer diameter of the 104 mm lid and hit Home Depot for a plumbing tube to connect them
03-23-2011, 02:43 PM
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Mine just came in today! I also ordered a 100mm tsp maf tho and it came with a 4" coupler that is very tight on the maf (maf OD is 104mm) which is smaller than the OD on the Lid (108mm).
03-25-2011, 04:53 AM
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My lid showed up on Thursday, woo-hoo!
Hey Fast Toys, the OD of my 100mm MAF is smaller than the ID of the new lid (by just a couple mm's). What do you all do to get it to fit? I was gonna use some electrical tape around my MAF, but I'm hoping for a less "rigged" solution.
Also, these lids feel so flimsy that I don't really want to clamp down too hard on the band clamp that came with it.
Solutions?
Hey Fast Toys, the OD of my 100mm MAF is smaller than the ID of the new lid (by just a couple mm's). What do you all do to get it to fit? I was gonna use some electrical tape around my MAF, but I'm hoping for a less "rigged" solution.
Also, these lids feel so flimsy that I don't really want to clamp down too hard on the band clamp that came with it.
Solutions?
03-25-2011, 05:15 AM
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My lid showed up on Thursday, woo-hoo!
Hey Fast Toys, the OD of my 100mm MAF is smaller than the ID of the new lid (by just a couple mm's). What do you all do to get it to fit? I was gonna use some electrical tape around my MAF, but I'm hoping for a less "rigged" solution.
Also, these lids feel so flimsy that I don't really want to clamp down too hard on the band clamp that came with it.
Solutions?
Hey Fast Toys, the OD of my 100mm MAF is smaller than the ID of the new lid (by just a couple mm's). What do you all do to get it to fit? I was gonna use some electrical tape around my MAF, but I'm hoping for a less "rigged" solution.
Also, these lids feel so flimsy that I don't really want to clamp down too hard on the band clamp that came with it.
Solutions?
03-25-2011, 11:12 AM
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My lid showed up on Thursday, woo-hoo!
Hey Fast Toys, the OD of my 100mm MAF is smaller than the ID of the new lid (by just a couple mm's). What do you all do to get it to fit? I was gonna use some electrical tape around my MAF, but I'm hoping for a less "rigged" solution.
Also, these lids feel so flimsy that I don't really want to clamp down too hard on the band clamp that came with it.
Solutions?
Hey Fast Toys, the OD of my 100mm MAF is smaller than the ID of the new lid (by just a couple mm's). What do you all do to get it to fit? I was gonna use some electrical tape around my MAF, but I'm hoping for a less "rigged" solution.
Also, these lids feel so flimsy that I don't really want to clamp down too hard on the band clamp that came with it.
Solutions?
To check your seal, put a little disk washing soap in some water and spread it with your fingers around the neck of the lid near the MAF connection. Blow some air through the lid (fan or air compressor nozzle) and see if you see any bubbles or air movement. If you have none, you have a good seal.
03-26-2011, 10:22 PM
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The lid was sized for the TSP 100mm MAF. Other MAF's like the LPE version are a few mm's smaller. For those MAFS, you can wrapt a few layers of electrical tape around the MAF or go to home depot and get the thinnest adhesive backed foam weather stripping and wrap a layer of that around the MAF.
To check your seal, put a little disk washing soap in some water and spread it with your fingers around the neck of the lid near the MAF connection. Blow some air through the lid (fan or air compressor nozzle) and see if you see any bubbles or air movement. If you have none, you have a good seal.
To check your seal, put a little disk washing soap in some water and spread it with your fingers around the neck of the lid near the MAF connection. Blow some air through the lid (fan or air compressor nozzle) and see if you see any bubbles or air movement. If you have none, you have a good seal.
I have a 3-4" coupler on my current set-up but that won't fit on the 104 lid obviously
So I would need a 4 3/8" to 4" coupler
Where the heck do I get that???
Can 4" fit over the lid without damaging it?
04-07-2011, 01:35 PM
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It's not ALWAYS the cutomers reason they don't spend the money.
04-07-2011, 01:39 PM
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Sorry if someone did not get back to you. We were very busy shipping orders for the group buy. We sold out the batch of lids and are making more.
04-08-2011, 02:01 AM
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Just sucks that my email specifically said I wanted to get on the group buy and I got dicked out of it waiting for an email that I never got even after I tried to follow up.
Especially seeing ya complaining that there weren't enough buyers....
Especially seeing ya complaining that there weren't enough buyers....
