Rusty procharger piping
 

Just bought a car and found the meth has corroded the piping.

Can I get the insides powder coated. Or what's the best route to go?

sand it out and paint it! or get new piping, powder coating may cost too much. A&A sells all the pipes.

New are sand it down and let it go. Meth will eat the powercoating.

single stage
 

single stage enamel with hardener meth won't touch it, four years and no problem.

Awesome. Thanks!!

How do you get paint inside the pipe?

Fog the hell out of it hahaha

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...4b2909bbb6.jpg

I have some aluminum tubing and can make some for you.

Are you able to make the entire piping kit for the procharger stage 2? If so id be interested. Let me know. thanks. Jorge

Don't blame you. I wouldn't want to put flaking rusted pipe back in the intake stream either. 304 stainless is such a minimum price increase, should be standard.

If it were me I would replace with stainless or aluminum and never worry about it again. None of that would be hard for a fabricator to replicate.

I can only make straight sections. Good luck with your search.

See pic. Straight don't help

Thanks

Looks like you could buy alum per-bent mandrel bends & fabricate what you need pretty easy

Meth didn't do that :toe tap:

Poor coatings, salt water, etc..

Hows the meth going to rot the pipe externally?

The rust inside is what concerns me.
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.cor...9b991a6443.jpg

Maybe he was running water through it?

I run all alluminum, except for the top tb inlet pipe, which is steel. I have meth as well, uncoated inside the pipe, no rust after 5 years.

I was told it was running boost juice. The system was put on and tuned by show me speed for zack barklage pro mod racer out of Missouri

There is an old saying.. Whiskey mixed with water isn't whiskey.

Methanol mixed with water isn't methanol.

So when you said "meth" it was interpreted as 100% meth.

Boost juice, washer fluid, etc etc is not "meth"

Maybe the water mixed with the meth unlocked the reaction to the uncoated steel.

I have never seen a rusty pipe like that since i've been doing this... and thats close to 15 years and "thousands.." of people in contact with. But again I don't deal with "mix"

BYW.. Thats some scary stuff :ack: