You should check with the manufacturer to see if they have a recommended pressure limit. Either with Hydra Force, or possibly check with FMF. Just reference the Gnarly pipe. I'm with you and Kyle, 400 PSI is a lot, but someone has to know what you should be safe going to. The end cap connections are on you though! 🤣
Lightly tap the dents with taping hammers and those small ones pop right out like it's new!
You should check with the manufacturer to see if they have a recommended pressure limit. Either with Hydra Force, or possibly check with FMF. Just reference the Gnarly pipe. I'm with you and Kyle, 400 PSI is a lot, but someone has to know what you should be safe going to. The end cap connections are on you though! 🤣
Very cool tool! 400 PSI is a lot of pressure. Made me nervous watching...waiting for an explosion any minute.
it tells you not to exceed 500 bars on the first page of the instructions lol!
Do these work only on ktm or is the hydroforce universal?. For likea yz.2stroke. Ect...
There are fittings for other pipes, but you would have to order them. I can’t recall which ones I have without getting to the garage.
Maybe ad a small amount of heat to the dents?
Water in pipe would absorb all the heat.