Any good pages on how to plumb a direct port
09-14-2005, 08:35 PM
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I think I have a few sites on my work computer on bending tubing. I will IM to you. I can also give you some hints/advice from when I did mine. I'm no expert, but think I did a pretty good job. Let me know and I cam IM what I think will help.
09-14-2005, 10:01 PM
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I just started bending crap by eyeballing it. I messed up like the first 1 or 2 just a little bit. After that you get the hang of it pretty quick and get into a rythym. Get some extra tubing...some decent flaring,cutting and bending tools and go to town man!
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Originally Posted by Nitro Dave's Nitrous Outlet
Airwolf, I think from looking at your pic that you did a pretty good job also.
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09-15-2005, 07:57 AM
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Phil,
My recommendation is to get the good bender. Talk to Dave and he'll get you the right one. There are several different kinds but the one that is somewhat two piece gives those real tight radius bends.
I've only done two and both had the triangle style distribution blocks (TNT and NOS). The biggest effort with those styles are scratching your head about where you're going to put the blocks/solenoids. Here's the first I did - not the prettiest, but functional
Eric
My recommendation is to get the good bender. Talk to Dave and he'll get you the right one. There are several different kinds but the one that is somewhat two piece gives those real tight radius bends.
I've only done two and both had the triangle style distribution blocks (TNT and NOS). The biggest effort with those styles are scratching your head about where you're going to put the blocks/solenoids. Here's the first I did - not the prettiest, but functional
Eric
