Carbon stove pipes

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  1. M Tigges

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    I have been told the part in the firewall has to be aluminum? Y/N please help me....LOL
     
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    M Tigges, Oct 31, 2006
  2. Randy G.

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    Last year they allowed the carbon fiber ones made by Brett Williamson. They were OK as long as the inside of the whole thing was painted with the same "fireproof" paint you use on the inside of the body.
     
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    what do you need a stove pipe for with a roots blower? i heard they work great as leaf vacuums :D :D
     
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    bruce mullins, Oct 31, 2006
  4. john348

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    Yea Mark, i want to know as well
    are you bailing on us
    or do you know something i should
     
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  5. M Tigges

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    I dont know anything! want to know the answer to my question!


    you need a stove pipe with a screw and we have a carbon one?
     
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  6. Tim Stevens

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    Hey Mark, it smells to me like your going over to the "dark side"??:confused: I have been told by a couple reliable sources we have at least 1 "good" year left. 99.99% sure anyway??
     
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  7. Will Hanna

    Will Hanna We put the 'inside' in Top Alcohol
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    paint

    mark,

    you should be able to paint the inside of that stove pipe...
     
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    Will Hanna, Nov 1, 2006

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