95excoupe

I am going to use these pipes http://www.jcwhitney.com/autop...10101 but I need to know what the hell it means when it says ID OD I am pretty shure its input diameter and output diameter but why is everyone different like the only ones that are the same say swaged infront of it? Its a SOHC with a greddy kit and a 30" long johnnyracecar intercooler anyone set anything up like that before?

RyanEJ8

I am also going to be using the JC Whitney aluminized piping. ID = inside diameter, OD = outside diameter.

95excoupe

Thanks ok that makes more sense so what pipes are you going to use I want to be original and think this up myself but I dont want to blow money on too much or mess up and get to little.

RyanEJ8

81ZX3031U 180 Degree Mandrel-Bent Aluminized Tubing, (A/B)=12", (C)=5", ID=2-3/8", OD=2-1/2" (You will need to order two of these)

81ZX2953P 90 Degree Mandrel-Bent Aluminized Tubing, (A/B)=10", (C)=5", ID=2-3/8", OD=2-1/2"

81ZX3035N 180 Degree Mandrel-Bent Aluminized Tubing, (A/B)=24", (C)=5", ID=2-3/8", OD=2-1/2" (This one I am using to make my charge piping, so if you already have that, you don't need this pipe)

StolenTeg

Mosy people use the 2.5 Diameter pipe, I recommended welding bead on them pipe because mine keep blowing off while boosting and it suck big time...

95excoupe

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by StolenTeg &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Mosy people use the 2.5 Diameter pipe, I recommended welding bead on them pipe because mine keep blowing off while boosting and it suck big time...</TD></TR></TABLE>

Yeah on a larger turbo but ~2.3" should be fine for mine, the turbo is like the size of my fist.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RyanCivic2000 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">81ZX3031U 180 Degree Mandrel-Bent Aluminized Tubing, (A/B)=12", (C)=5", ID=2-3/8", OD=2-1/2" (You will need to order two of these)

81ZX2953P 90 Degree Mandrel-Bent Aluminized Tubing, (A/B)=10", (C)=5", ID=2-3/8", OD=2-1/2"

81ZX3035N 180 Degree Mandrel-Bent Aluminized Tubing, (A/B)=24", (C)=5", ID=2-3/8", OD=2-1/2" (This one I am using to make my charge piping, so if you already have that, you don't need this pipe)</TD></TR></TABLE>

Thank you I will order those up right now. So since this is coated aluminum welding this with a mig is going to be impossible right?

RyanEJ8

Not impossible, but it would be much better to use a TIG.

adseguy

You need to take the aluminum coating off (sanding). Then it's basically just mild steel so you can use anything to weld it.