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Old 04-02-2003, 08:55 PM
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So if 321 is not enough, how about iconel 625?

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Default Re: Iconel 625 alloy? (hatchy)

its been used for manifolds in rare cases. i think its overkill and way too expensive.
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Default Re: Iconel 625 alloy? (hatchy)

IF you can afford it, get it.

I'm gonna make an inconel manifold for my car too....I just have to wait until I hit the powerball
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Default Re: Iconel 625 alloy? (hatchy)

Its the best material that you can buy for high heat applications. Titanium would be another excellent choice. I believe inconel is 3~4x more expensive than 321 stainless steel. Some rotary and endurance cars use it for manifolds, or other highly stressed parts that have high heat.


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