Bubble pipe couplers
- Thread starter ajmps1
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Just a bpipe. Im not blowing couplers at a clip. Just popped a cheap one this year that i replaced last season. Really im just curious
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- Location
- the jetski grave yard
yea, I got some 3' sticks of the thick 4 ply stuff that I use and sell locally. the slick outer silicone stuff that's dark blue isn't as durable as the rough light blue outer stuff. I have the red inner and blue outer stuff
Welcome! Btw Iam not sure you'd have room/clearance for the hump, you'd have to check if it would hit anything
Maybe ill buy one and see. They seem like theyd like vibration of the motor a bit more.
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
I am running the cheap 5$ shipped with clamps couplers on my bpipe/tnt chambers and haven't had any issues. Is your chamber pushed all the way up against the headpipe?
Hmm theyre close but not touching
Quinc
Buy a Superjet
- Location
- California
Get everything tight and then push the chamber against the headpipe and finishing tightening. Also check that your water box coupler is on correctly and not pulling the chamber away from the headpipe?
It is, i say stainless because its easier to weld than scary aluminum. And would just be a spacer held in place by nice fleabay couplers....
long beach local
long beach local
- Location
- Az
This is what I use on my TNT V3 after blowing a few cheap 3.5 couplers. Its a 3.5inch red 600 degree inner exhaust hose (pricey) shoved inside a heavy duty 400 degree silicone marine exhaust hose that is 3.75inch id . I bought this hose at a boat supply place and it was EXPENSIVE . It can take extreme heat no problem and probably last a long long time .
long beach local
long beach local
- Location
- Az
I bought the hose at a place called Captains Locker its next to the marina here in Long Beach they cater to yaghts mostly. The red hose was 80$ a foot and the blue was like 40 something. no more blown couplings !! They make all sizes