Where to get IC pipes beaded in Seatac
If you're not too picky, you *can* just use some pliers and "flare" out the ends of the pipes.
I had to cut the pipe in my Greddy FMIC kit, so that it wouldn't hit the brake master-cylinder (it's a JDM kit), so I chopped off the beaded/lipped end. I just took pliers and flared it out. It was easy and it's NEVER been an issue. Then again, I was dealing with pretty thin-walled aluminum.
I had to cut the pipe in my Greddy FMIC kit, so that it wouldn't hit the brake master-cylinder (it's a JDM kit), so I chopped off the beaded/lipped end. I just took pliers and flared it out. It was easy and it's NEVER been an issue. Then again, I was dealing with pretty thin-walled aluminum.
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