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Old 08-02-2010, 08:44 PM   #3032
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Yeah, atutt has no fucking clue what hes talking about.
I concur. I'm just a crazy bitch! lol

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Any of you guys have any suggestions for mocking up an exhaust before cutting and welding? I was thinking about using PVC to see where all the bends and layout would be but it seems really restrictive?
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I would like to hear some advice on this topic as well... I am in the process of making one also.

I was planning on cutting a bunch of 15 degree pie slices and just going from there. Or possibly spending some extra money and getting pre-bent pieces.

Any input from the pros?
It's really hard to comment because each exhaust will most likely be different.
The is no "set way" of doing it.
using PVC can work. It may be more costly up front and more time consuming.
But, doing an exhaust in one shot with out any fuck ups tends to be more cost efficient in the end.

You could also try that dryer ducting crap. It's thin and comes in large diameters. So it'll be nice and light to work with. I don't know what it costs though. And you can get that flexy shit for it.
Toilet paper rolls could be used.

I just use a shit ton of clamps. Modify them if need be.
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