Where can I buy both stainless and black iron pipings for an exhaust set up for cars besides from an exhaust shop?
What is the grade or type should the stainless and black iron pipings should it have?
Thanks.
Where can I buy both stainless and black iron pipings for an exhaust set up for cars besides from an exhaust shop?
What is the grade or type should the stainless and black iron pipings should it have?
Thanks.
sa aranque at binondo... madami nag bebenta doon lahat klase at size pati grades ng steel,iron, black iron, galvanized, stainless in round, hollow pipes... halos lahat nandun na...
pag sa exhaust, mas ok stainless... kasi kapag black iron mabigat, and generally makapal not ideal for exhaust...
black iron is mostly used sa pipings that require tremendous pressure resistance like gas and steam, or anything that has pressure, plus pag stainless hindi kakalawangin..
Yung custom muffler na stainless na pinagawa ko last year kasi kinakalawang kaya naisip ko baka may grade or something yung stainless.Papalitan ko kasi ng stainless pipings yung exhaust ko. Nag canvass ako sa mga exhaust shops sobrang mahal.
Saan yung aranque?
Saan sa binondo?
Any specific stores in binondo and in aranque?
Last edited by gearspeed; February 28th, 2013 at 10:11 AM.
Try alonzo St. google map it. Its parallel Sabino Padilla St. (nee. Gandara). Alonzo intersects Aranque Market.
For more specific shop listings, try looking at the yellow pages under business and industries. Lots of entries there.
As for the Stainless grades. Look for at least grade 304 or grade 316.
Muffler shop probably gave you the lowest grade of stainless: grade 202 or maybe not even stainless which may explain premature rust.
Stainless steel - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia . Look under "types of stainless steel" for more explanation on the different grades.
316 has more Chrome than 304. 316 or 316L(low carbon) is widely use in the food industry
Stainless steel is heavier than steel
Basically, 316 is more rust resistant than 304.300 Series—The most widely used austenite steel is the 304, also known as 18/8 for its composition of 18% chromium and 8% nickel.[21] 304 may be referred to as A2 stainless (not to be confused with A2 grade steel, also named Tool steel, a steel). The second most common austenite steel is the 316 grade, also called marine grade stainless, used primarily for its increased resistance to corrosion. A typical composition of 18% chromium and 10% nickel, commonly known as 18/10 stainless, is often used in cutlery and high quality cookware. 18/0 is also available.
Btw, what supposed stainless part in your exhaust developed rust ? If they didn't use stainless welding rods then the welds will rust.
The rust I had on the muffler was on the tail pipe and bracket. I still manage to save the muffler by polishing it again and again but the bracket never went back to stainless it went to ordinary metal color.
Do they have an elbow stainless or do I need to have it done by the exhaust shop and purchase in alonzo a straight pipe stainless?
One exhaust shop uses 304. I'm thinking of getting the 304 will go their next week..
Last edited by gearspeed; March 1st, 2013 at 11:11 AM.
anyone knows where the new shop of Fremuff is located? their shop in San Juan is no longer there.
how about ALPAN Muffler House (Araneta ave.) and Mufflerland (T. Morato)? Any feedback guys?
I plan to have my exhaust system replaced next week from 2" to 2.5" stainless pipe, from downpipe to tail-end. I already have a magnaflow muffler and 2 exhaust tips. TIA
^ I think if you have a sample or even better an actual exhaust pipe (with all the bends and all), the machine shop can easily copy the bend(s).
Gawin ko na lang bibili na lang ako ng stainless piping then bahala na ang exhaust shop ibend yun.
Mga bossing question po, na try nyo na mag palagay ng "cat back exhaust"? Pwede kaya sa diesel engine? Ganda kasi ng tunog sa v6 engine, pino at swabe ang sound.TIA
sa diesel tunog jeep...
sa gas na V6 maganda talaga sound... iba kasi ang volume ng exhaust sa v6...
pag ginawa sa diesel you will hear the compression explosion... which is not very pleasant...