200q20v inlet O-ring size?

[JShadzi at aol.com]

Ya, but 69.5 was a rough estimate based off a recent measurement for using rubber hose, which has a lot of tolerance to sizing.  I'd say the true size of the ID is 70mm, the cross over tube has a very nice machined portion that interacts with the 0-ring.  Making them could be an option, how would you re-attach the cord to itself to make a "o"-ring?

Javad

>At 1:58 PM -0400 7/25/02, JShadzi at aol.com wrote:
>>I recently measured the inlet pipe at about 2 3/4" or so, which is
>>about 69.5mm, so I'd guess its the ID.
>
>Interesting...because 69.5 is a standard "dash" size.  70mm
>isn't...which is why so far I've come up empty handed trying to find
>one through o-ring suppliers.
>
>If it wasn't for the fact that I have no other transportation handy,
>I'd take the o-ring out and measure it.
>
>One thought is that I could buy the cord($2.30/foot) and make a bunch
>for listers, but I'm not sure what the quality would be like(ie, if
>they'd stand up, and seal well.)
>
>Oh well.  Got the elves working on finding me the Audi part...
>
>Brett
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