Stuka Jon N

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Scale Warbird builders I am looking for a source of flexable metal tubing to use to route the exhaust to the scale location. Need 3/4" ID to fit the tubes on the mufflers. Thanks Stuka Jon

LDM

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macs products-they even make a ton of 90 degree bends for the engines that attach to the flex tubeing

Chad Veich

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I use high temp silicon tubing with good results thus far. Any reason it has to be metal?

Stuka Jon N

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No reason Chad. Just worrying about burning thru from the heat. Stuka Jon

WhiteRook

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www.bennetbuilt.com, thats B and B Specialties. they have flexable exaust tubing 5/8 3/4 or 1 inch

Todd Jackson

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This is what I use from Lowes.. Hot water tank hook up..Todd

WhiteRook

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can you get different diameters? looks like a great idea

Chad Veich

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The high temp silicone tubing is good for 500 degrees and I've yet to burn through a piece of it. People have been using silicone for coupling tuned pipes for years and I imagine those get pretty hot. I use the 1/2" I.D. stuff which I think would stretch enough to go over a 3/4" pipe. It may be available in larger diameters as well, never looked. Anyway, just throwing it out there as an option.

ARUP

Mick Reeves has 'bendy pipe'.

kahloq

Saito makes various diameter and length flexible exhaust tubes with and without pressure taps. But, its in mm, not inches for ID.

David Jackson

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Saito's flexible exhaust are for basically for the Saito /OS type four stroke engine. The OD is much smaller than the 3/4"(19.5 mm). B and B Specialties is the place to go. I have purchased the 3/4" OD stuff for them and I believe you can get it in any length needed (roughly $10 per foot).[8D]

kahloq

Im aware of this.....however, others may have not know saito makes them for their motors up to the 220 glow or the FG36. They also make them for their multi-cylinder motors. It was just an FYI.