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Curious as to the condition of an aftermarket part received...
My apologies if this isn't the place to inquire, but I'm curious about the condition of an invidia front-pipe I purchased from a known online retailer in the FT-86Club community.
Upon receiving the item, the first thing I did (as logic dictates) was to inspect and verify its condition. I found the item to look rather "worn". Both ends of the pipe were oiled, and looking inside, marks of oxidation are present alongside markings, a transparent fluid and an unrecognizable white powder. For lack of a better term, the item looked as though it had been installed and run with a car. However, I can't say I have much experience with exhaust components to be a judge. I'm not exactly sure this is abnormal, but I expected to receive an item listed as new in a better condition? The images are rather large, so I figured it'd be for the best if I linked them externally: http://imgur.com/L9vHXBo,vGhefVU,cgy4yAa#0 Appreciate any advice. |
That's from the mandrel bender and welder
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I have a catless Invidia front pipe as well, yours is new, not used. Install it and enjoy.
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But, like said above ..... it's an exhaust pipe .... if it doesn't have any holes in or it isn't cracked and it fits ..... I'd use it .... ;) humfrz PS - if it was "used" they would probably have cleaned it up. |
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I agree with the posters up above; the markings look like they are from the bender and the stain looks to be welding residue. If it had been used, I would expect to see a dark, carbon residue. humfrz |
thats not used (or if it was, barely)
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