Anyone Ever Make Cooper Tuned Pipes?
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you mean copper metal?
Phil,
Yes, copper metal that can be brazed and moulded pretty easy.
I used to make sheet metal fittings out of sheet copper all different
thicknesses and braze some pieces water tight. So I was thinking
of trying a copper tuned pipe? Was wondering if anyone had done
that at all? What gave me the idea was the twin engine straight
stack on the John Bridge engine.
Thanks For Reading Or Sharing Your Thoughts,
Mark Sholund
Yes, copper metal that can be brazed and moulded pretty easy.
I used to make sheet metal fittings out of sheet copper all different
thicknesses and braze some pieces water tight. So I was thinking
of trying a copper tuned pipe? Was wondering if anyone had done
that at all? What gave me the idea was the twin engine straight
stack on the John Bridge engine.
Thanks For Reading Or Sharing Your Thoughts,
Mark Sholund
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coolhotrods
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Think Phil was wondering what you were talking about because you spelled COPPER wrong...
You spelled it cooper....FYI Dustin.
You spelled it cooper....FYI Dustin.
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Mark
Copper has problems with that kind of heat >
I had a customer brought in a Honda to have new exhaust ,
he was a plumber > he had an excellent job but the copper was annealing to the point it was crumbling ....
Rick Reisinger
I never lose , I win or I learn
Copper has problems with that kind of heat >
I had a customer brought in a Honda to have new exhaust ,
he was a plumber > he had an excellent job but the copper was annealing to the point it was crumbling ....
Rick Reisinger
I never lose , I win or I learn
