charge pipes
#1
charge pipes
what do u guys think should i take it to a exhaust shop to have my charge pipes made or just buy some piping and make them myself? also its for a fmic... if any of u have installed a fmic on a 5g civic. what bends did u guys have to use?
#3
Re:charge pipes
Work was slow today so I bent mine up today on our exahst bender. 2 1/4 aluminized pipe, mounted my blow off valve too. They look real good I think they will flow good even with the crush style bends. I tryed to keep the smallest and least amount of bends posible using the biggest raduis shoes I had.
#4
Re:charge pipes
Originally Posted by highroller54
Work was slow today so I bent mine up today on our exahst bender. 2 1/4 aluminized pipe, mounted my blow off valve too. They look real good I think they will flow good even with the crush style bends. I tryed to keep the smallest and least amount of bends posible using the biggest raduis shoes I had.
#5
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I just made mine.I used thesehttp://store.summitracing.com/produc...earchtype=ecat.Its aluminized steel wich ill be painting gun metal.I used 1 "J" bend and 2.5 "U" bends.I over ordered so i have a few "J" bends left over.For what I used it should cost you like $50 bucks or so with free shipping if you get those summit bends.
For couplers I used straight hose from Napa auto parts.Its $13 per foot and I used 2 feet for all 6 couplers.
Hope that helps
For couplers I used straight hose from Napa auto parts.Its $13 per foot and I used 2 feet for all 6 couplers.
Hope that helps
#7
#8
Re:charge pipes
God bless ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...tem=2460069041 This guy is always selling pipping kits. There modeled after the Greddy pipes. Only draw back is they're steel and not bent. He carries intercooled and non-intercooled setups. Just contact him about getting hooked up.
#10
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Originally Posted by Fallenegsi
i was just about to ask this question...but whats the difference between the steel and aluminum pipes?...i saw them at speedpartsrus.com...thnx!