I was driving the other night and blew a hole in my coupling between my LICP and IC inlet. I tried a few things to fix it until I get a new one, but none really worked. Finally, I came up with this. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

First: The problem









And the Solution:





When I tried it out and it held 20psi.

I think that is up there with the invention of the lightbulb.....

 

I think duct tape would have worked,but why not recycle.

 

Woooooooooooooooooow

 

Tried it, it held up to get me home from where it blew(about a 2 hour drive), but just isn't as reliable as 2 bush light cans.

 

that beer is in my top 5 gross house party only beers.


Nice fix

 

I think a bud light can would hold more boost!!!! LOL

 

you know you are a red neck when...

you do something like this

 

wow I hope this was a joke. Your choice is get a new one

 

hhahahaha

 

There is this great story in "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintanance" Where one motorcycle rider's handlebars are slipping on his brand new BMW. The other rider suggests a shim in the handlebar clamps. The first rider's eyes light up, and asks where he can get a shim... the man with the idea says "I just happen to have some shim stock right here" reaches back and pulls out a beer can. The BMW rider is aghast with the idea of fixing his cherrished Bavarian ride with an ordinary beer can, and rather than allow his bike to be fixed... he rides the remainder of the trip with slipping handlebars till he can bring his motorcycle into the dealer to be fixed.

I think this fix it's rather inventive. neccessity is the mother of invention.

Good job McGuiver!

 

It was left over from one, had to use it for something

Cant even argue, you right.(seemed fitting)

Kind of........I'm using it until I get my new one. They don't stock couplings anywhere by me, so I had to do something

 

haha what ever works

 

Rofl...

 

ghetto rigged

 

did you work for rnr racing? lol