I can't locate one for the life of me. I need to go from 2.5" to 3" and radiused. The one I currently have is one out of the scrap pile and about 1/8" thick stainless, worked awesome, but I want to make a spare downpipe.

For anyone with info, thanks ahead.

 

By "radiused" do you mean eccentric?

 

By "radiused" do you mean "bell shaped"?

 

Ball joint.

 

Oh boy. I meant radiused as in a conical reducer that was radiused, like bent. So yes, I guess you could say that if you sat it down and looked at it, it would appear eccentric. I should take a pic of the first one.

 

This not what you're looking for?
http://acestainless.com/index.php?ac...d&productId=45

 

I think he's looking for that ^, but as a bend. I have never seen that before, and I've searched many websites. You could just section one similar to the one posted above.

 

Good find. Thanks for the link. That could be made to work I guess. I wonder if anyone makes one a little thicker than .065"

 

I'm sure someone can make them with a heavier wall but they are not standard.

Richard@Ace

 

Never seen anything like that before so I can't help you there.

Why don't you just use a normal reducer before or after the bend though? Seems like it would be the easiest solution and it's obviously how most Downpipes are made. I don't see the need to overly complicate it.

 

I just make those by cutting a wedge out of the pipe the long way, push it back together and weld it, then cut the ends flat.

 

i think he means like a 90* reducer..

 

http://vibrantperformance.com/catalo...1022_1035_1211

 

A few years back I remember James from JG fab made one from alum and posted it here.
Maybe he can help.