Velocity collectors in side pipes ?

[undy]

I just bought these, 124 bucks for everything I needed.. I should get them any day in the mail. The 2" primary with the 3" outlet will match up perfectly to my Classic Chambered 3" Cobrapacks. Thanks to RonNichols here for the referral..

http://www.coneeng.com/exhaust_system_kits.html

[RonNichols]

Originally Posted by undy

I just bought these, 124 bucks for everything I needed.. I should get them any day in the mail. The 2" primary with the 3" outlet will match up perfectly to my Classic Chambered 3" Cobrapacks. Thanks to RonNichols here for the referral..

http://www.coneeng.com/exhaust_system_kits.html

They're shaped like a venturi when completed to keep the speed up. Sounds good in theory with the crop of exhaust articles out there, and the price was right compared to SPD or Burns.

Merge cone:


Fitting the collector:


Finished product:


R

[FUNFER2]

Looks well built and the price is fair. Your pipes look great. Did you get the stainless ?
Thanks guys,

[RonNichols]

Originally Posted by FUNFER2

Looks well built and the price is fair. Your pipes look great. Did you get the stainless ?
Thanks guys,

Yes, but only because Cone Engineering didn't have mild steel at the time of order. I had to get 309 filler rod for mild to stainless, and use SolarFlux B on the backside of the weld area. If I was just modifying mild steel pipes, I would just get mild steel from now on as stainless is a whole nother animal.

It was a good learning lesson though as now I'm playing around with a set in stainless. I'm kinda loosing my interest though until spring, as my kids keep wanting me to take them skiing. Priorities.

R

[undy]

I received the Cone Engineering setup today. I assembled the Venturi cones, Mig welded them together and smoothed everything up. The Mig worked well on the cones. I'll use it for for welding the cones to the primaries and "tacking" the rest of the assembly together. After that I'll have all exterior welds Tig welded by a pro.

So far so good.