Best (cheapest) place for Adel Wiggins clamps?
There is a company called Python that has some pretty nice couplings available too. A Supra owner friend of mine uses then for coolant couplings, so they are defintely leak free.
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http://www.wolferacecraft.com/detail.aspx?ID=331
Check these out. They work similar to wiggins, but I like them better. They work like a V-band but use an o-ring to seal between the segments which makes them perfect for intake pipes and such
Much cheaper too
Check these out. They work similar to wiggins, but I like them better. They work like a V-band but use an o-ring to seal between the segments which makes them perfect for intake pipes and such
Much cheaper too
The only downside to those it that you have to be dead nuts on, there is no misalignment at all. Nothing can flex or move. The wiggins have like 5 degrees of misalignment.
Thanks for all the replies guys
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Any more info on Python? I wasn't able to find anything online?
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Any more info on Python? I wasn't able to find anything online?
Hmm, Im about 90% sure they were called Python. I remember seeing an ad for them in a magazine a while back. I also did a google search and came up with nothing......sorry.
they are python we have one sitting here as a sample. (guy wanted us to sell those) they are not that impressive.
The problem with the wiggins is they are an aircraft part therefore evryone suffers.
I know XRP has a simialar type but when i checked it out it didn't seem to be of the same quality. You usually can't get better then an aircraft certified part.
The problem with the wiggins is they are an aircraft part therefore evryone suffers.
I know XRP has a simialar type but when i checked it out it didn't seem to be of the same quality. You usually can't get better then an aircraft certified part.
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The problem with the wiggins is they are an aircraft part therefore evryone suffers.
I know XRP has a simialar type but when i checked it out it didn't seem to be of the same quality. You usually can't get better then an aircraft certified part.</TD></TR></TABLE>
these are the admentities of working for the army...endless russell / aeroquip fittings, wiggins clamps, steel braided lines. we use the wiggins clamp on the oh-58's (helicopter) particle seperator plumbing, except there 6 1/2"
The problem with the wiggins is they are an aircraft part therefore evryone suffers.
I know XRP has a simialar type but when i checked it out it didn't seem to be of the same quality. You usually can't get better then an aircraft certified part.</TD></TR></TABLE>
these are the admentities of working for the army...endless russell / aeroquip fittings, wiggins clamps, steel braided lines. we use the wiggins clamp on the oh-58's (helicopter) particle seperator plumbing, except there 6 1/2"
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