put of a a/c bracket

 

thats so ghetto... its absolutely ******* genius! i love it.

but do you just twist the pipe by hand? thats gotta be a bear to use.

 

that's a cool trick

 

by hand baby

 

holy F@ckin ****, good job!

 

ha ha, verry nice idea. good job.

 

My god..........that is so sweet!!!!!!!!!

 

hahahaa, thats all there is to say

 

wicked

 

haha i nominate you for president of the USA!

did you have to adjust something? [runs out and looks at Z6 mount]

I have a *cough* bead roller here FS

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1585421

 

 

can i get some instructions

 

Have you tried it with mild/stainless?

 

I have a feeling thats really thin AL ur beading. Cool anyway.

 

damn good ****

 

I was looking at a mount that I had and the pulley didn't line up like the one in the pics. I wonder what mount is that, or what had to be done, to relocate the pulley.

 

pretty cool, a few mods to that and it would be a hell of a tool.

 

nice tool mang....


post some more pictures of it.....

 

don't believe it will work you have a painted tube there why are you trying to make everybody think you did that bead with
it takes allot of force even to do aluminum and your going to turn the bend by hand

 

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in this pic, it looks like he added a nut to act as a spacer so the bump on the bracket lines up with the pulley.

In my sig, I have a homemade bead roller for $75, if you want the bracket, it's $30 shipped!

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Build your own homemade bead roller here, haha!

 

the pipe we did was a aem intake pipe .

thin alum, didn't mess up the paint that bad

havn't done mild yet
the pully has to be mounted upsidedown

 

props for being the first to figure that out