Smart-Resins Posted January 14, 2010 Posted January 14, 2010 Alright, I have a couple of projects where I want high performance style mufflers. So while in the city today, I picked me up some aluminum to go with my brass. To do this, you will need a small ruler like a engineers 6" ruler, a small flat file, a round one, optional, a methos of cutting the metal tubes. I have a small miter saw from Ebay($35). Also, something to glue them together like epoxy or superglue. I am using 1/8" brass tubing and 3/32" aluminum tubing. These equate to a scale 2 3/8" exhaust pipe and a 3 1/8" muffler. For better realism, you could use alminum tubing for both and polish. You could also use styrene if you plan on painting them! Here, I cut the brass to 1/2" or a scale 12" length and the aluminum tubing to 5/8" or a scale 16". Then slide the brass over the aluminum tubing and glue. Make sure to leave 1/16" of aluminum showing on both ends, or a scale 2" length for clamping the rest of your exhaust system together. Thank you! Jody
Smart-Resins Posted January 14, 2010 Author Posted January 14, 2010 Very cool! I will be making a video tutorial on mine. Also, mine will be available for sale starting today. $2.99 for a unassembled kit, or $6.99 for assembled, polished and cleard pair. They also double as glass packs or what some call cherry bombs. Thanks. Jody
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