# need a good inexpenive exhaust shop

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**Created:** [June 24, 2010, 4:59pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/need-a-good-inexpenive-exhaust-shop/252916 "2010-06-24T16:59:01Z")\
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**Post date:** [June 28, 2010, 12:39pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/need-a-good-inexpenive-exhaust-shop/252916/43 "2010-06-28T12:39:46Z")

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> [@7/28 KUMHO STREET WARZ & PARTY @ Lancaster](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/7-28-kumho-street-warz-party-lancaster/33011/36):
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> Dave @ Inline usualy buys pre bent u bends etc and fabs up whatever his customers want if they so choose not to have a crush bend…
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> Ive seen a few tests done and on a mild street vehicle the difference in a mandrel vs crush bend wasnt all that much.

Figured he would do that, which is just fine, but I bet if he invested in a bender to do 3" he would pick up alot of new bussiness… it seems once a month people on here alone are looking for 3" work, and pie cutting and msc bend cuts and 11ty time the welding gets old.

Also I know the physics behing it too, and have seen the tests also the old crush VS mandrel, but when it comes to tight bends or bends past 90 deg, a crush cuts down the inside dia ALOT and will effect flow when there are many bends like that. but yeah a few small dia crush bends aint no thing.

It also come down to fit and finish, even if people to make it a habit of looking under your ride to check out the exhaust… I wouldnt want some nasty ribbed condom looking exhaust tubes under my car. Peace of mind alone.

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