What is the size pipe at the top opening of the cap? I have a need to extend the exhaust further from the cap, can I connect a 3" PVC to the cap?
346538
I assume you mean the termination cap. I believe there is a min. and maximum distance from the exterior wall you must stay within, I assume you're horizontally venting. your equipment installation guide should give you placement rules, height, distance from windows, inside corners etc.
346539
There are actually 2 pipes that would need to be extended. I think the outside pipe is around 4" and the inside pipe is around 2". The instructions inside the kit detail how to extend the pipes. Basically, the 2 pipes supplied will need to be replaced with the same type pipe at the longer length needed. The instructions specify the type of pipe that can be used....but schedule 40 pvc can't be used.
793698
The fan has a length of 33mm. You can measure the length of the cap depth. Thanks
2028933
The hood comes in two pieces the first main one is 16 inches the second on that fits inside and slides up to make up the second stage is also 16 inches but figure you lose up to an inch since you should keep that much at the point that the two are joined together. Yes the exhaust tubing is plastic but I used it since I was dumping the exhaust right from the until to the ouside and a metal smoke elbow would not be enough to make it through the wall and to try to make up the difference with metal would have been more work then needed. If your going to discharge the exhaust higher up (more then a foot) then use the metal smoke pipe it cuts down on the loss of CFM since it us smooth inside where as the plastic is ribbed for flexing. By the way I also used a Broan 641 wall cap it works real good with this installation and has not only a backdraft damper but a bird and bug screen.
515721
These fittings have a 3/4 inch slip fitting that a short piece of PVC pipe can be glued into. You can then use another fitting that is slip on one side and threaded on the other and use a 3/4 screw cap fitting.
1218692
I purchased longer, hex head screws to attach it to the closest two by four that supports the ceiling. Since my previous fan used 3" ducting, I purchased a metal 4' to 3' round reducer to connect the fan to the existing duct. A 3" duct is louder, but it still does the job!
866248
Yes. You'll need to have the clamped end expanded about 1/4". Any exhaust shop can do it. Also, there's no bracket to connect the exhaust to your foot pegs as the photo shows. You won't need it. Mine doesn't move.
1054385
As long as your exhaust tip is not larger than 3" or smaller than 2" it should fit
40304
I have 2 of these that fit easily over a 1.75" exhaust, and they are great quality after 6 months. However, I'm not sure if they will make it as far as 2.25". I can't easily remove them or I would check, but I think I remember that 2" is the max to be able to use the set screws on it. If you are willing to have someone weld a couple of 'tack' points after removing the screws, I'm sure they would work.
840771
2.5 inch pipe, take your time cutting the 2 front pipes to the header flanges on your exhaust system!!! I hung it in place from the h-pipe with wire around the drive shaft, and also from the 2 front seat belt holes on each side of the drive shaft tunnel, pretty tight to the floor , and making sure the mufflers were as far forward as possible !! center the whole works, and cut 2 front pipes with chop saw a little at a time, it fits perfect---a GREAT KIT FROM FLOWMASTER!!!!!!
350190
You can put this on whatever you'd like. Although you may need to have an adapter to increase your current exhaust size to 2.5"
1729465
The one I got was more like 4 ft when extended. You can get two and duct tape them together, but any hose longer than 6 ft will have issues with reduced airflow and increased heat loss. Your best bet would be to find a way to move your air conditioner closer to the exhaust.
1159660
The inlet and outlet size is 2.5 inches. However, this does not effect whether it is usable being that most exhaust installation shops can adapt the muffler to fit your vehicle regardless of inlet/outlet size.
2096055
The rubber connecter is 3in you could probely fit the pipe in but it would be tight you should go with a 3.5in filter . Your pipe and filter inlet are the same size
442563
the opening on mine is 3/4", though is could be a little bigger since the stopper is angled.
538996
I have no idea. Best measure the current exhaust hose and compare the specs.
82882
I didn't do the installation myself, but I believe it is standard (?3/4 inch). I use a similar length of pipe in my installation. Check the Owner's instruction manual (available online), I suspect it may have that information.
57429
Sounds like you are going to try to use this topside for an under-deck install. The dimensions are right, but you have to add 3" to the dimensions for the cap/gauge.