whiteybends/pie cuts 101 DONE!!!
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whiteybends/pie cuts 101 DONE!!!
who needs whiteybends I got an airhammer , I've given up on this idea. all that damn hammering and the bitch still doesn't fit. I was this close to ripping out the A/C and I remembered the coolest it got last week was 83. Beside I think I would have choked the motor high in the RPM band with that much of a restriction.
I don't have much room between the outlet and the A/C compressor
can someone please help meI just ordered a flange for the bitch-*** turbo but I'm sure gonna need to make a sharp *** turn for the DP. I need to figure out how to make a pie cut, I went dumpster diving yesterday so I got plenty of pipe to practice, I got everything I need except a clue.
I don't have much room between the outlet and the A/C compressor
can someone please help meI just ordered a flange for the bitch-*** turbo but I'm sure gonna need to make a sharp *** turn for the DP. I need to figure out how to make a pie cut, I went dumpster diving yesterday so I got plenty of pipe to practice, I got everything I need except a clue.
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Re: HELP!!! whiteybends/pie cuts 101
What don't you get? Do you have a chop saw and a welder? if so, just cut your pipe at about a 35-45º angle to start and adjust the angle based upon how tight you need to make it. Cut as many as you need. Start with about 6 or so and just weld the pieces that you cut together.
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Re: HELP!!! whiteybends/pie cuts 101
Originally Posted by PureCRXtasy
What don't you get? Do you have a chop saw and a welder? if so, just cut your pipe at about a 35-45º angle to start and adjust the angle based upon how tight you need to make it. Cut as many as you need. Start with about 6 or so and just weld the pieces that you cut together.
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Re: HELP!!! whiteybends/pie cuts 101
Originally Posted by PureCRXtasy
What do you mean "space out the cuts". Start with one cut at a 45º angle then do a straight cut. Now you have 2 pie pieces. Rinse, repeat.
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Re: HELP!!! whiteybends/pie cuts 101
Originally Posted by PureCRXtasy
What do you mean "space out the cuts". Start with one cut at a 45º angle then do a straight cut. Now you have 2 pie pieces. Rinse, repeat.