TopGearRC

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How do you guys clean the exhaust pipes? my pipe has some dirt baked on it. Simple green and de natured alchohol isn't doing the trick. Any ideas??

ericsp2

iTrader: (13)

boil it in antifreeze

TopGearRC

iTrader: (21)

like put it on the stove and boil? is that safe?

Alan D.

crock pot and antifreeze

voodoopapa

iTrader: (4)

white vinegar and bi-carb soda.

mrbusta

iTrader: (20)

what ratio and do u boil or soak for how long etc?????

terzianator

take that biatch off and put her on the buffing wheel i have people asking "is that a new exhaust?''

chim13

iTrader: (26)

the easiest way to get it off without going through all this boiling stuff is to get a sos pad and soak it and rub it on the pipe. takes everything off and leaves a great polish shine

RacerScott

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I use 00 steel wool, then 000 steel wool, I clean, polish, my polished pipe every 2 races, and it keeps it looking new. Polished pipes get really nasty and dirty when you don't clean them race after race.

voodoopapa

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Grab a bowl. Add about 7 table spoons of bi-carb soda. Then add vinegar. It will start to bubble. Soak the pipe in there for about 5 minutes. Grab a tooth brush and rub of all the baked on grime/oil and dirt.

I've tried everything and my wife recommended this to me last week to clean my EFRA 2035 pipe. Comes up great.

cheers

elkman

Then buff it with polishing compound. Like mentioned above. it makes it look like new again,

beta bob

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Oven cleaner works great just spray it on and let it sit for a couple of minutes and wipe it off