3 into 1 collector...wtf?
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3 into 1 collector...wtf?
I am creating this thread because I am a little frustrated. I have been trying to find a 304SS (or any stainless for that matter at this point) 3 into 1 collector, merged or formed, slip on or weld on, with 2" primaries and I cant find anything for under 250.00. I think its a bit ridiculous. I have made them in the past but 3 into 1 collectors are the hardest to make well because the cuts aren't evenly spaced. Anyways...I really want to stay from making my own so I am seeking advise. There has to be someone on this site that has purchased a 3 into 1 SS collector for less than 250.00...and I hope they post on this thread.
Thanks in advance.
Chris
p.s. I already looked at mandrel-bends.com but they only have them up to 1.75" primaries...and that does not work. I have also called Burns, Reid Washborn, SPD...etc etc etc...
Thanks in advance.
Chris
p.s. I already looked at mandrel-bends.com but they only have them up to 1.75" primaries...and that does not work. I have also called Burns, Reid Washborn, SPD...etc etc etc...
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http://coneeng.com/collectors.html
they make a 1.875" 304SS for 52 bucks.. they may make you a 2" if you ask. there formed "merge" collectors.
http://coneeng.com/pdf/3-1%20&%20%20...ctor%20PDF.pdf
bottom of the page.
Matt
edit: woah a year late.
they make a 1.875" 304SS for 52 bucks.. they may make you a 2" if you ask. there formed "merge" collectors.
http://coneeng.com/pdf/3-1%20&%20%20...ctor%20PDF.pdf
bottom of the page.
Matt
edit: woah a year late.
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Its takes hours to cut and weld up a 3 into 1 collector even with the correct jig.... thats where the cost comes from. Hours in labour + materials.
The cheaper option is a 'pressed' item that you'd weld on
http://www.coneeng.com/collectors.html
The cheaper option is a 'pressed' item that you'd weld on
http://www.coneeng.com/collectors.html