sources for 3.5" 90 degree weld elbows

rjustman said:
I didn't think it was a stupid question most people from what I can see use schedule 40 unless,they're building big time stuff. I used same thing 12v94 used.short radius schedule 40..Keating machine is who told me to go with that size because his flanges were made for it..
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That Keating flange is NICE. I skimped out and bought the other one you see out there...HT3B to 3"....

If my buddy has the pieces in stainless...may just have to fork over the $$ for Keatings stainless one. ha ha ha

Nice pipe attached to my rusty ass WH1C!
 
http://www.ferguson.com/ Some times has them (Might be a local store in your area)


http://nov.com/ Again, not sure where you are located but I have used NOV for cast elbows. NOV is great if they dont have it they usually know where to find it. And be sure to tell them that you are not an oilfield company, you just need a few pieces for building turbo set-ups. They usually give a good discount compared to what they sell them to oilfield companys for.
 
Ok...thanks guys for the pipe info. My buddy could only get a couple long 90s in sch40 without ordering them in.

Some 200mph tape and a 3lb coffee can to hold the 3B. There is NO room for a 5 inch or DP with that AC box in the way. Maybe if it was at a 45 BUT then the fit between the compressor and the firewall an AC box is tight as hell. Cobra Head time?

seems that the IMG tags are not working. Will try again later.

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