P1000 Coupling Question

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Guys with snorkel out of the hood (like @joeymt33 's) what did you use for coupling the 2.75" pipe under the hood?
@joeymt33 I see what you used, but I'm trying to find something hopefully I can just run grab at an auto parts store, etc. Would prefer 2.75 to 3.
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Do you have Amazon prime account? You could probably have it at your house tomorrow


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If you do not have a Amazon prime account, I can order one of those couplers and bring it with me. It's free two day shipping if you didn't already know this


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I just looked it up for you on Amazon and found out that it is not eligible for Amazon prime. :(


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I just looked it up for you on Amazon and found out that it is not eligible for Amazon prime. :(


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Found this:
Gonna give it a go.
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You could also find a similar product a menards or building supply in the plumbing section. Good luck!
 
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Guys with snorkel out of the hood (like @joeymt33 's) what did you use for coupling the 2.75" pipe under the hood?
@joeymt33 I see what you used, but I'm trying to find something hopefully I can just run grab at an auto parts store, etc. Would prefer 2.75 to 3.
Thanks...

Check out Air to Water Intercooler there good. :)
Here is a link the reducer page Intake Pipe Reducer
 
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Now... How big of hole to cut in hood to allow enough slide to remove hood without moving pipe around? 4" I assume... Just curious to what others cut.
My pipe will be 3".
 
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I used 3" pipe also. I used a 3.125" hole saw. The pipe moves a little when sliding the hood down, but nothing too bad. I actually wish I would have cut it 3.25". That way I would have been able to put a piece of rubber trim around the edge.

The tough part was getting the hole in the right place. I must have measured 10 times and took about 45 minutes before actually doing it. This is one hole you want to get right the first time.. lol
 
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If you want to put a piece of trim around the edge, @CumminsPusher might be able to tell you what size to cut. I know he used trim on his first P1K build.
 
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Now... How big of hole to cut in hood to allow enough slide to remove hood without moving pipe around? 4" I assume... Just curious to what others cut.
My pipe will be 3".
I used a 3 1/2 in hole saw on my Joey snorkel. I trimmed the edge off with automotive black door edge molding. Looks good
 
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Did any of y'all retain the black cover over the relays, or did you leave them exposed under the hood?
 
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I cut a hole in it for the air intake, leaving the cover over the relays.

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Same thing as ak here.


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I used. 2" rubber coupler from Menards and greased that bish up with dawn and got it on there, then I ran 2" pipe. After the fact, looks like everyone else ran 3". Oh well, cost me 6 bucks. And I cut the hole crooked so a 3" won't fit anyway now.

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