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Exhaust pipe question
Hi everyone
Im having a bit of trouble getting the exhuast pipes made up for my carrier. I need to go from the cast floor brackets to the muffler and then do the tight bend at the top. What Im wondering is can I use electrical conduit piping for most of my needs? I believe it is called EMT conduit or somthing to that effect. Any suggestions would be most welcome. Jordan
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For the pipes that run from the manifold to the floor, get a set of pipes with the rough bend made up at the muffler shop. Have them made a bit extra long. With the cast floor exhaust adapters removed, run the pipes so they go through the floor. You can then start cutting tha pipes until you get the right length. Once you are close enough, put the cast floor adapter back on, and put the pipes back in place, with the exhaust flange (which you save from the old pipes, or else salvage from somewhere) sitting loosely on the pipe at the manifold. Either mark it's location and weld it on the bench, or even better is to tack weld the flange in place.
There is flexible exhaust pipe available, but it does not have the proffesional appearance of a solid pipe. |
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That EMT tubing doesn't last very long as exhaust pipe. It's also a different diameter so most muffler shops' benders will wrinkle bend it.
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Re: Exhaust pipe question
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