Capping Y pipe
I searched and couldn't find anything on this, so be easy if I missed something.
I'm installing thru hull on a 22 Hammer that doesn't have it at all now. What's the best way to cap the Y pipe without having to remove it from the boat. Is there a special cap for it?? Thanks, Robert |
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Both (actually all four) are capped in mine. They were done when I got the boat. Caps came from a plumbing supply house and they are double clamped.
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I added thru hull to my Baja soon after I bought it. Thought I would add silent choice sometime but I never found the need so they have been capped for 10 years. I used 4" schdl 40 PVC I believe it was a female clean out with a threaded cap to close it. Just measure the OD of your horseshoe and be sure to double clamp it.
Also I recommend coating your newly cut holes in the transom with resin it will help keep moisture out. |
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yep got the caps for mine at Lowes.....
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Go to home depot and get a couple of the expandable sewer pipe caps with wing nuts on the end. You need to leave the rubber connecting hose on the Y pipe. Looks a little funky but works great. Remember all you are puting them there for is in the event the water level outside is higher then the top of the Y pipe. Not likely.
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Mine are actually a rubber cap, sounds like yours are PVC.
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Yep........mine were some kind of plastic. I use them now to seal the ends of the exhuast tips when the boat is not in use. Keeps the geckos and critters out of the motor. :cool:
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Sorry for the stupid question but why are you guys doing this for for a louder boat?
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Preformance Dude
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