lmi td04 rear ic adapter??

[Lithium]

At least it is done the right way.

I would never pay for this garbage. People have put down good numbers with out it, why would you want it? Just replace your O ring and call it a day.

+1 No need at all

[elyria_boy]

Yeah, I replaced my o-ring, no leaks, just wanted to run a uniform size of pipe for DIY ic piping. I don't want it to look ghetto rigged up when I do it. I will not be ordering anything from them. Thanks for the input.

[Chris@Rvengeperformance]

yeah that's why I used a coupler on mine, I had 2" IC piping and it was a smoother transition than just having a segment of the stock pipe coupled with the 2" piping.

[Jenkins]

Sad to see what happend with LMI and their issues but I do have their little product and I have no complaints.

[Austin@STM]

It is not necessary, but if your making custom pipes it can be done. All i did was put a towel in the turbo to keep the shavings out, and cut the ear off with a hand saw. Then i just filed it until it was a smooth circle all the way around. a 2'' coupler is just a little bit of a stretch but fits nicely, then just throw a T-bolt on it and call it a day. I am running 23 pounds on the stockers and it hasnt blown off yet.

This is the best pic i got of it

[green-lantern]

Stay away from LMI. They owe a lot of people, a lot of money. No one is a dealer for them anymore.

This

There is no "we" in lmi, it is just some guy named warren in a garage who purposely screwed people over. I would know that he screwed people over because I have seen what he has done first hand.

This! he does know! I don't think anybody has tried to help Warren more.

Just replace your O ring and call it a day.

and this!

[Chris@Rvengeperformance]

I left a bit of the ear on to act as a lip to help hold the coupler, but its probably overkill.

If you are running larger than stock piping I don't see how you can stay the stock setup is fine.