MikeyB

I'm thinking about making a eliminator pipe. Any one tried this yet? Thanks for any input.

MikeyB

Stoked

Some people have done it. Problem is finding something the right size. A piece of 5" pipe is too small. I think a PVC pipe connector for 4.5" or 5" (not sure of the size) will work. The outside dimension is the critical one.

Another idea is to remove the vanes from inside the factory pipe. Only a problem if you plan on re-installing it for some reason and want a factory look.

MikeyB

Thanks for the info.
I want to keep the baffle pipe intact just incase I don't like the results. I'm trying to contact a local muffler shop that has done some custom work for me in the past to see if they have 5" pipe that can be enlarged to 5.25" OD.

MikeyB

dodgedude361

contact member "Mark thomas", theres a POST started by him about this. he made me one too, sorry, no pic of mine. goto members photo`s, i think HE has a pic of his.

Stoked

I assumed you meant the piece of pipe in the intake system between the filter and the turbo that has the vanes in it. Replacements for this piece are being called eliminators as well as the muffler eliminators (both pieces being sold by Geno's). My previous post relates to the intake eliminator pipe, not the muffler (obviously PVC wouldn't be used in the exhaust system).

Stoked

I went to Home Depot today and bought a 4" PVC coupler which has an outside diameter of roughly 5". It is too small. I ended up using a Sawzall to cut into the vanes on both ends and the using a hammer and chisel to break the vanes to get them out. They are probably in there for a reason, but oh well. A smoother flowing pipe would be a better choice, but this is only temporary. I plan on installing an AFE system from Diesel Dynamics and it comes with a piece to replace the pipe.

RoadDawg

what is the benifit of this ELIMINATOR pipe???

MikeyB

The eliminator pipe replaces the intake pipe that has the vane inside to reduce the turbo whistle.

MikeyB

WTTD

I have been using a piece of 6" long 5" diameter exhaust pipe, a little bit small but clamps down nice and tight.

Agades

If you know someone with a fab shop and a small roll, they should be able to roll up the right OD out of flat stock. just have one seam to weld

Hairy1

Geno's web page with the pipe

http://216.167.41.9/CoastalData/show...53&CATID=1

Agades

does anyone know exactly what the OD is?
im too lazy to go take mine out and measure it :

MikeyB

[quote author=Agades link=board=49;threadid=22956;start=0#msg217751 date=1070496603]
does anyone know exactly what the OD is?
im too lazy to go take mine out and measure it :
[/quote]

It's about 5.25" OD.

MikeyB

Hairy1

OK....5.25 OD
How long should I make it?

bulabula

[quote author=Hairy1 link=board=49;threadid=22956;start=0#msg218021 date=1070548580]
OK....5.25 OD
How long should I make it?[/quote]Low long? Take the OEM out and measure it twice.

I've seen a picture of one online from a guy who made it out of PVC.