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Re: finding a chrome pipe
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Posted by Chad on July 02, 2003 at 18:33:14 from (66.133.189.24):
In Reply to: finding a chrome pipe posted by rustywallace 2 on July 02, 2003 at 14:52:15:
My local IH dealer ordered one in for my 1206 and the price seemed fair. One thing thing to think about though when putting it on a H, I think you will need to run a normal pipe (the right size-fits tight to the manifold) and put a larger chrome one over the top of it. The air gap between them keeps the heat away from the chrome, otherwise it turns brown in no time. I learned the hard way, my Super M burnt my chrome pipe in a few times of running. Stainless pipes do the same thing. I went back to a black pipe. Hope this helps.
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