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um... trying to decide what type of material to use for IC piping..
i've seen people use: aluminzed steel aluminum mild steel stainless steel SS and aluminum are the most expensive.. mild steel is more expensive than aluminized steel but still a lot cheaper than SS or AL... on yahoo.. aluminum is the only one that absolutely doesn't rust and SS can rust if the coating is poor quality... i've seen companies use alum and mild steel for IC piping... and i wanted to know... if mild steel is coated... would it rust? (inside or out) or since the gases going through are so hot... would it cause the coating to flake and then rust? how about aluminized steel? i think this material is the easiest to rust? would it rust from inside or outside? does coating help prevent rust? there are quite a few companies manking downpipes from coated mild steel as well... so i'm not sure if these would rust out after a few years either... reason i'm asking is cause in toronto we get snow... and i don't want my ic piping or my dp to rust out in just a couple years... thnx -------------------- |
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QUOTE(WannabeGT4 @ Oct 6, 2006 - 11:32 AM) [snapback]488407[/snapback] Aluminum should be the only option to consider... Chunks of rust in your motor are not good. speaks words of wisdom....aluminum is the only way to go with your IC pipe....even if you coat the inside of your pipes or outside....the coatings will eventually come off and go inside too... save up and use ALU |
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