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I'm using their X-pipe, a 3" frame clearance tube, a couple of ball flanges, and a pair of turndowns in my true dual setup. I was very pleased with the quality and the service that I got from them. IMO Dr Gas and Burns Stainless are both top notch suppliers of exhaust bits.
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Dr. Gas is the best x-pipe on the market. IMO.
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Originally Posted by Brandon
I run the dr. gas X on mine
Wish I could run some of that burns oval stainless for exhaust. that is a dream of mine
Wish I could run some of that burns oval stainless for exhaust. that is a dream of mine
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well looking at the bends on the oval stuff, it bends across the short edge. If they did it in aluminized or something cheap, that would be good. I might email them and see if then can bend it over the short edge...
The inconel (how the hell do you say that?) is, from what i've gathered, hard as hell to work with, but the **** for turbo manifolds/headers.
The inconel (how the hell do you say that?) is, from what i've gathered, hard as hell to work with, but the **** for turbo manifolds/headers.
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Originally Posted by Brandon
The inconel (how the hell do you say that?) is, from what i've gathered, hard as hell to work with, but the **** for turbo manifolds/headers.
Its actually not that hard to work with while welding..... as it "fusion" welds very nicely without filler. Not quite like hastex (hastelloy), but welds like a dream...... it is however, a little (understated) hard on tooling and cutters.
And yes, inconel headers are a little pricy. The $10k is about the median price but sets start at or around $7k. Hell 321 stainless is expensive as a **** for the same application. Even a set of 304 stainless, try-y - stepped - merge headers run about $2.6k for a one off set.
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Originally Posted by eusgasm
I looked and searched for a vendor saling Dr. GAS anyone know who/where to go to get em?