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Old 01-30-2010, 03:56 AM
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Default Best Company To Buy Stainless Turbo Piping From?

Can anyone tell me, hopefully from experience, where to buy stainless turbo piping from? Just bought an unfinished project that needs piping from 2 turbos to 2 intercoolers.
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Old 01-30-2010, 05:12 AM
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Most of the normal stuff we do, Stainless Works offwea very nice bends at a reasonable price. We use these on most of our turbo header builds.

If you need the nicest quality available, then SPD or Burns Stainless would be your next option but, more expensive.
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Best place and pricing anywhere - http://www.mandrel-bends.com/catalog/
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What about McMaster Carr. They used to sell 304SS tubing. I know a friens of mine used MC on his turbo Mustang.
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http://www.burnsstainless.com/

Another option, a little spendy, but nice stuff.

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I don't know if you are set on stainless but aluminum is a common thing when it comes to intake piping. you can find plenty of kits on fee bay they come with 2 90s 2 45s 2 straights 2 180s and couplers for about 120 bucks.stainless can be used but great care must be used for it is very easily warped and when you weld the outside the inside should be purged with argon to prevent sugaring of the inside of the piping.just my 2 cents worth.good luck with whatever you decide.
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