Need intercooler tubing or header tubing? We can mandrel bend you whatever you need.
10-12-2006, 04:10 PM
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Need intercooler tubing or header tubing? We can mandrel bend you whatever you need. Stainless steel or aluminized steel intercooler tubing (2.5 inch and 3 inch) and stainless steel or mild steel header tubing (1.75 inch). Please feel free to contact us. Being that this section is not a "for sale" section, I do not want to post pricing. This offer goes out to the various sponsors on this board too. 
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10-12-2006, 06:57 PM
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Excellent, and this post is alright in here as it is a service you guys provide but not a F/S ad.
Can you guys "copy" a welded up pipe....so instead of one welded up IC pipe it'll be one continous bend...catch my drift?
I was going to pull off my IC pipes and grind down all the welds and have em coated, but hey if you guys can do a copy then that might be a better option.
J
Can you guys "copy" a welded up pipe....so instead of one welded up IC pipe it'll be one continous bend...catch my drift?
I was going to pull off my IC pipes and grind down all the welds and have em coated, but hey if you guys can do a copy then that might be a better option.
J
10-13-2006, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted by frcefed98
Excellent, and this post is alright in here as it is a service you guys provide but not a F/S ad.
Can you guys "copy" a welded up pipe....so instead of one welded up IC pipe it'll be one continous bend...catch my drift?
I was going to pull off my IC pipes and grind down all the welds and have em coated, but hey if you guys can do a copy then that might be a better option.
J
Can you guys "copy" a welded up pipe....so instead of one welded up IC pipe it'll be one continous bend...catch my drift?
I was going to pull off my IC pipes and grind down all the welds and have em coated, but hey if you guys can do a copy then that might be a better option.
J
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10-13-2006, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by FLP
We can usually copy most tubing as a solid piece. I would need to see the pipes to determine if those bends could be duplicated in the mandrel bender.
Thanks,
Mitch
Thanks,
Mitch
Thanks!
10-13-2006, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Ted J
If a person were to digitize the pipes up would you be able to bend up the pipes from the digital file? If so, what format would you like the files to be in? Just asking as a general type question for now.
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10-13-2006, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Assassin
what is the sharpest radius you can make a 2.5"pipe do an "S" bend.. (a 90* left then a 90* right)..?
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10-13-2006, 01:39 PM
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The red car at the top appears to be an Lt1, and I like how you guys mounted the intercooler piping. I plan on mounting mine similiar, but what type of Silicone or Rubber are you guys using on that car and what ply is it???? I already have everything but the T-Bolt clamps and some silcone couplers to mount everything up.
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Originally Posted by T/A KID
The red car at the top appears to be an Lt1, and I like how you guys mounted the intercooler piping. I plan on mounting mine similiar, but what type of Silicone or Rubber are you guys using on that car and what ply is it???? I already have everything but the T-Bolt clamps and some silcone couplers to mount everything up.
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Originally Posted by FLP
Sorry... we can't.
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Originally Posted by FLP
We can usually copy most tubing as a solid piece. I would need to see the pipes to determine if those bends could be duplicated in the mandrel bender.
Thanks,
Mitch
Thanks,
Mitch
I assume you need a piece of pipe and 2 couplers??
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10-13-2006, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Forteen3GT
Can you design an iMaf setup for those of us with Speed Density tunes??
I assume you need a piece of pipe and 2 couplers??
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I assume you need a piece of pipe and 2 couplers??
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10-16-2006, 01:30 PM
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I see in your original post you were distinguishing between intercooler tubing and (large diameter) and header tubing (small diameter.) Can you do 2.5" - 3" stainless downpipes? They would probably have thicker walls than intercooler tubing. What are you limitations on type and wall thickness of stainless steel?
Thanks! -Dave
Thanks! -Dave
10-16-2006, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by FastKat
I see in your original post you were distinguishing between intercooler tubing and (large diameter) and header tubing (small diameter.) Can you do 2.5" - 3" stainless downpipes? They would probably have thicker walls than intercooler tubing. What are you limitations on type and wall thickness of stainless steel?
Thanks! -Dave
Thanks! -Dave
We would use 16 gauge stainless steel for a down pipe.
