pvc boost pipes
#3
Re: pvc boost pipes
In short, they can melt and suck ***......Don't be that cheap, it's ok to be cheap, but not that much damnit .
Go to a junkyard and pull out ramdom intake duct pieces from cars, just get a bunch of different bends you could use and create your pipes.
You can use a little piece of metal pipe in the junction with clamps to tie them all together.
Or go to a parts store and grab some radiator hoses with the right bends, cut and clamp together.
This is all ghetto but works a hell of a lot better than PVC.
Go to a junkyard and pull out ramdom intake duct pieces from cars, just get a bunch of different bends you could use and create your pipes.
You can use a little piece of metal pipe in the junction with clamps to tie them all together.
Or go to a parts store and grab some radiator hoses with the right bends, cut and clamp together.
This is all ghetto but works a hell of a lot better than PVC.
#5
Re: pvc boost pipes
https://www.homemadeturbo.com/forum/...?topic=57547.0
That will be almost as cheap as PVC except it's quality.
That will be almost as cheap as PVC except it's quality.
#6
Re: pvc boost pipes
PVC is really ghetto looking. But to clear a few things up, it does NOT melt and put off these mysterious killer fumes lol. I am proud to say I rocked PVC charge pipes for 2yrs on my very first setup. That ---- was sexy :1