stainless
Even stainless steel will corode (rust) given enough time but it will take much longer for it to happen than with the mild steel you will find in cheaper exhaust components.
For an intake the corrosion issue is not as severe but it sure looks a lot better
For an intake the corrosion issue is not as severe but it sure looks a lot better
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Like your kitchen sink.
Cost is a big factor in the nickel content thus the rusty exhaust.Also I think if the nickle content is to high the metal becomes more brittle and will crack when bending it .
Joined: 08-27-07
Posts: 21,561
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From: Jacksonville, FL
The stainless corrodes because it is has a low nickle content, Real stainless will not corrode
Like your kitchen sink.
Cost is a big factor in the nickel content thus the rusty exhaust.Also I think if the nickle content is to high the metal becomes more brittle and will crack when bending it .
Like your kitchen sink.
Cost is a big factor in the nickel content thus the rusty exhaust.Also I think if the nickle content is to high the metal becomes more brittle and will crack when bending it .
The stainless corrodes because it is has a low nickle content, Real stainless will not corrode
Like your kitchen sink.
Cost is a big factor in the nickel content thus the rusty exhaust.Also I think if the nickle content is to high the metal becomes more brittle and will crack when bending it .
Like your kitchen sink.
Cost is a big factor in the nickel content thus the rusty exhaust.Also I think if the nickle content is to high the metal becomes more brittle and will crack when bending it .
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