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    Edlebrock 90mm T/B

    Okay, I searched, searched, Googled, and searched. I have a 90mm Edlebrock T/B and my smooth below will not work. I don't want to hear from the guys that heated it up in water and stretched it because its not even close, I tried. The O.D. of the T/B is 4 1/2 inches and the mass air is 3 1/2. How the hell do I connect them? It seems people have pretty good luck with the FAST 92 and the SLP bellow, but I guess hind site is 20/20. Any ideas?

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    How about a no hub? At Home Depot. I don't know all their sizes off the top of my head, but you could prob find one that would work.4" x 3" Fernco Pipe Connector Coupling P1002 43 | eBay Maybe one like this.

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    Im not sure that would stretch a 1/2 inch???

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    Oh yeah. I would not be worried. I was not able to find an adapter that would work with my factory setup. I got the 3x3 and it stretched pretty good. It was a PITA to get on the first time, but it held its shape, and it is not a problem at all now. Find that part at one of your home improvement stores, and take a tape with you. Get it so it is close, then take it home, and wrestle it in. I mean, what are you out? 5-10$? I think it will work great. Start it on the biggest side, and work it like a starving stripper. If you have to, heat it up. The heat cycles of your engine should cement it at the measurement you need. I am sure that everyone on here will agree. We reccomend using the Fernco stuff, it is waay cheaper. My smooth bellows was off more than a half inch, and it turned out great. I have an extra here in the garage, but you are a little far away, and it is a 3x3. Wouldn't work for you.

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    Okay, Thanks, I'll give that a try

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    Good luck man. You should be fine. Save some mula, too.

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    I agree. It only needs to stretch 1/4" per side. Heat it up and it will go on with enough elbow muscle.

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    I'm interested in finding out what kind of improvement you see with the 90mm. Let us know.

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