3"-2.5" Coupling For CAI
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3"-2.5" Coupling For CAI
How did you guys get the 3" half of the coupler to fit onto the VAF? I have tried to boil it, WD40 it, and had 3 people trying to pry it onto the VAF at the same time and still no go. Help me out here guys.

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i used a little bit of oil around the edge and just slipped it on using my hand and a flat head to pry it on its a little hard
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I managed to fit it all by my self. I just boiled it for a few secs, stretched the rubber, boiled again then put a little cooking oil. It wasn't really that hard.
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Mine wasn't hard at all. Just got one side in and used a flat-head scredriverand workd it up till it was all on. Took 2 seconds. Are you using a rubber or silicone coupler? A rubber one will be near impossible. But the silicone one will have plenty of stretch. It's only a 3.25" piece. I first tried a 3"-3.5" coupler, but it was way too big.
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