wheeliE-maxx

My driveshaft left three of these beauties behind as it made it's departure. Probably no power hit, but it seems to sound a bit different. Might just be my imagination. I could cut the pipe down, cap the ends, and freeze water in it like you would a two stroke expansion chamber. Weld it back together later in my fabrication class. I don't think pulling on an attached stick welding rod would work (Herculean force required). Any other ideas on what I could do?

colekill

maybe rig up some sort of slide hammer. tack a long welding rod on with a sliding weight(the head of a hammer without the handle) and some sort of plate on the end that when struck would Pull up on the dent.

outlawz2004

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a slide hammer and a torch to get it hot would probably work.

TXsilverado

iTrader: (19)

cut out a 3" section and weld in a new piece of pipe.

wheeliE-maxx

Thanks for the help guys.

1FastBrick

iTrader: (17)

The dent fix type stud guns work well.

TG02Z71

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Maybe try the heat and cold air trick thing?? it maybe will pop out. like body shop guys have done.

Mangled03gmc

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Im with TX, cut it out, weld new metal in, or the torch, slide hammer should work fine also

AKlowriderZ71

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Is that a Cal Speed tailpipe?

Mangled03gmc

iTrader: (95)

wait for it.........wait for it......... BAM