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Old 01-16-2005, 08:40 PM
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Custom exhaust pipes?? How hard can it be??

Hey yall,
Im looking for some way to save money on my exhaust so i was wondering how difficult it would be to make my own exhaust piping. I plan on buying BBK longtube headers with o/r H and Mac Pro Dumps, but im just curious about the level of skill required to bend all the pipes. I have a mig n tig welder and a pipe bender at work. The guys at work seem to think this is a definite possibilty
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Well if you have madrel bending equipemnet, welding equipment, and the know how. Why even buy headers? Just make em yourself.
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