in the middle of fittin a grill mount intercooler!??

[Blick]

in the middle of fittin a grill mount intercooler.... any1 know where there best place 2 get the bits of pipework that i will need 4 it???

been lookin on cgb, demon tweeks etc!!! they have a decent amount of hose variations but also need solid boost pipes. may end up cuttin up my standard samco boost hoses 4 the d/v outlet and so on, worst comes 2 the worst

[car.crash]

merlin motorsport

[Blick]

nice 1!!! i shall take a look now mate...

[Blick]

if any 1s got any pics of there pipework that would b a great help also.....

[Andrew Cooke]

doesn't sound much like the middle to me.

Make sure you get the solid pipes swaged.

[raj]

Make sure you get the solid pipes swaged.

is there a tool you can buy to do this?? or where can this be done?

[Andrew Cooke]

is there a tool you can buy to do this?? or where can this be done?

there is a tool, it's pretty expensive, and hard work. The people supplying the pipe should be able to do it.

[raj]

there is a tool, it's pretty expensive, and hard work. The people supplying the pipe should be able to do it.

i doubt ill be able to get it done where i buy the hard pipes from as im sourcing mine from ebay as straights and getting them mandrel bent at an exhaust makers.

ive heard its not really a problem if the pipes arent swaged? as long as you have good quality clamps??

[Blick]

ok! the start then.....

[Leigh]

been lookin on cgb, demon tweeks etc!!! they have a decent amount of hose variations but also need solid boost pipes. may end up cuttin up my standard samco boost hoses 4 the d/v outlet and so on, worst comes 2 the worst [/quote]

When i needed pipe work and joiners for my new intercooler i used Rally Design there in Faversham Kent or mail order think its www.raldes.co.uk

[Andrew Cooke]

i doubt ill be able to get it done where i buy the hard pipes from as im sourcing mine from ebay as straights and getting them mandrel bent at an exhaust makers.

ive heard its not really a problem if the pipes arent swaged? as long as you have good quality clamps??

you'll need more than decent clamps to hold them when you make boost. I can imagine that you'd easily see 30psi in the pipes when you close the throttle, with a 63mm dia pipe that's 7.8 sq inches, so 233lb trying to pull the pipes apart.

This looks like a nice tool, and a lot less effort than the one I borrowed http://shop.useful-tools.co.uk/hand-...g-tool-4-p.asp

[Andrew Cooke]

this is what I used for my water pipes, and some of the boost pipes (although it is too small for that)
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Parker-Pipe-Tu...d=p3286.c0.m14

[raj]

http://shop.useful-tools.co.uk/hand-...g-tool-4-p.asp

that one looks like it'll do the trick. but its abit much to pay for just wanting you pipes swaged.

[Tiny Tim]

Umm. Why not just get some small welds put on round the lip

[The new Bill J]

Or get the hairspray out.

[Brigsy]

My pipes aren't swaged & don't pop off, if you can get it done cheap its worth doing though.

[Tiny Tim]

Or get the hairspray out.

You got some Bill?

[The new Bill J]

You got some Bill?

I've got a bit "left over"

[jesus in the seat of a 5]

I've got a bit "left over"

Blimmey they did it back then......

[The new Bill J]

Blimmey they did it back then......

I was a lab' rat

[Chris Hebden]

Make sure you get the solid pipes swaged.

Was does swaged mean?

[Andrew Cooke]

Was does swaged mean?

[Chris Hebden]

Ah it has a lip! Cheers Andy