Exhaust flare tool?

[Roa, Greg]

Doh! I don't know why I didn't think of JC Whitney.
Here's the results of some of my searching.

http://www.kd-tools.com/20702071.htm

I can't tell for sure if this tool will do the flares we need or not.  It says it does flares, and it looks like it might work, but I'm not sure from the picture if it can get the shape needed.

http://www.jcwhitney.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10101&langId=-1&productId=175915&mediaCode=ZX&appId=384972

Sorry for the long link there, but JC whitney has three point flanges in three different sizes.  Should work for most apps I'd guess.

Greg Roa
Cincinnati, OH
86' 4kcsq x2
87' 5kcstq
93' 90CS
83' 944

-----Original Message-----
>From: Hoffman Anthony J A1C 552 CMS/MXMVC
>[mailto:Anthony.Hoffman at tinker.af.mil]
>Subject: RE: Exhaust flare tool?
>
>
>Ok, so this isn't the exact answer, but it is a solution to be able to
>seperate the pipes in the future. A couple of friends of mine have had 2 1/4
>exhaust put on their VW's, and so we can drop the pipes out of the way when
>needed, this is what we did. Draw the stock system out so you know where the
>seperations are at. Then, JCWhitney sells wrap around clamps for about $15
>(stainless) that join two pipes butted together, and they seal excelent. We
>cut the exhaust where we wanted and put two on each car. It isn't quite as
>nice as the factory, but we don't have to worry about rusted bolts in the
>future either.
>
>Tony Hoffman