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| Posted:Oct 29 2002, 10:09 AM |
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i'm going to make the most professional cai i can make.. so I want to get the pipes bent the right way. i know that if you mandrel bend the pipe, you can get crinkles, is there any better way to bend a 3'' pipe?
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 Posted:Nov 3 2002, 09:21 PM |
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i honestly thought mandrel was the way to go
I have heard of pre fabricated muffler and exhaust system theat bend with out the crinkles and its a matter of old off and 2 people hold the new setup in place and weld and fit the bushes etc...
I would never thought for anything else except maybe aesthetic reasons that the crinkles would hinder the cars performance
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| Posted:Nov 5 2002, 07:52 AM |
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go to your local muffler shop and they should have all that youd need for the most custom of setups. like mineke.
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