bending IC pipes
05-27-2005, 09:08 PM
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Re: bending IC pipes
Originally Posted by Spenser
bend pipes? god damn it jhmcrx, you post some of the most retarded threads, everyday.
anyway when you buy a "universal ic piping kit" how are you supposed to fit them into tight spots
05-27-2005, 09:14 PM
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Re: bending IC pipes
Originally Posted by jhmcrx
Originally Posted by Spenser
bend pipes? god damn it jhmcrx, you post some of the most retarded threads, everyday.
anyway when you buy a "universal ic piping kit" how are you supposed to fit them into tight spots
05-27-2005, 09:17 PM
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Re: bending IC pipes
ok dude, im gona help you out, IC kits come with U-bends (yes, that was a nice deduction, they are bent in the shape of a U) Some U bends have a shorter radius' (yes, this means they have a tighter bend) then others. If you can't make the turn with this bend, then you either need to cut and weld the pipe, or go to something flexible(rubber, like Rad hose ok?)
When you get a 'pipe bender' it can only bend the pipe a certain amount, after that it kinks its (it already crushes it while its bending it anyway) so you can't even bend it as much as U bends are (they are bent with a 30k machine, or formed in a U)
When you get a 'pipe bender' it can only bend the pipe a certain amount, after that it kinks its (it already crushes it while its bending it anyway) so you can't even bend it as much as U bends are (they are bent with a 30k machine, or formed in a U)
