intercooling piping
04-15-05, 10:08 AM
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intercooling piping
1)thinking about diong a custom job on my and my friends turbo. we are going to use exhaust piping not sure if we are going to use stainless steel or not. we can get our hands on that stuff fairly cheap. or just use regular exhaust piping and jsut paint it with high temp pain. just wanted to make sure it was ok to use exhaust piping?
2)also can we use those rubber plumbing connectors? you can find them at sears hardware or home depot , black big rubber things they use for pvc i think. they are pretty thinck and seem they would hold up fine. cheaper than bying them over the net and having to wait for shipping. anyone try these? will they hold up to temp?
just going to use them where bend are to sever if any, cause you can get those rubber things in some nice bends already made.
let me know thanks.
3)also had thought about wrapping it all in that stuff jegs has to resist heat, like header rap or something of that sort. to keep the air inside the intercooler piping cool. any thought on that?
2)also can we use those rubber plumbing connectors? you can find them at sears hardware or home depot , black big rubber things they use for pvc i think. they are pretty thinck and seem they would hold up fine. cheaper than bying them over the net and having to wait for shipping. anyone try these? will they hold up to temp?
just going to use them where bend are to sever if any, cause you can get those rubber things in some nice bends already made.
let me know thanks.
3)also had thought about wrapping it all in that stuff jegs has to resist heat, like header rap or something of that sort. to keep the air inside the intercooler piping cool. any thought on that?
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Originally Posted by midnightride42
1)thinking about diong a custom job on my and my friends turbo. we are going to use exhaust piping not sure if we are going to use stainless steel or not. we can get our hands on that stuff fairly cheap. or just use regular exhaust piping and jsut paint it with high temp pain. just wanted to make sure it was ok to use exhaust piping?
2)also can we use those rubber plumbing connectors? you can find them at sears hardware or home depot , black big rubber things they use for pvc i think. they are pretty thinck and seem they would hold up fine. cheaper than bying them over the net and having to wait for shipping. anyone try these? will they hold up to temp?
3)also had thought about wrapping it all in that stuff jegs has to resist heat, like header rap or something of that sort. to keep the air inside the intercooler piping cool. any thought on that?
04-15-05, 11:59 AM
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what if i painted the pipe with heat resistent paint. before wrapping it or installing it.
are you saying those rubber things would melt? wouldnt want that to happen.
are you saying those rubber things would melt? wouldnt want that to happen.
04-15-05, 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by midnightride42
what if i painted the pipe with heat resistent paint. before wrapping it or installing it.
are you saying those rubber things would melt? wouldnt want that to happen.
are you saying those rubber things would melt? wouldnt want that to happen.
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