Mr. Kenneth, I think this is bad information you give. You take a 18 or 19 year old pipe and put it back in where the same came out? I go to junkyard I buy junk, not new. and if I was doing job like this at the wheel area, where rust is I think this stainless idea good one. I think the two short pipes where they are will be no problem for cooling thermals ,and this stainless will not be problem for aluminum to work with. Look in dairy, where milk is stored and kept cold. No thermal loss of temperature, and latic acid does not hurt it. I will be doing this new thing with new stainless soon. This is good. Good morning, Fred E-mail message From Kenneth Wilford Having said that you can go stock in a cheap way if you can find a 84- 85 Vanagon in a junkyard with good pipes. |
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