I need to get some metal trimmed

[Pireboi251]

As some of you know im doing a M3 CSL style intake on my GLI...

http://socaleuro.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23348 ....

Well my velocity stacks (the bumper pipes) came in just now and they are alot thicker around the edges then i expected:tdown:....

So i was wondering if anyone knew of a metal shop or a person that could trim them for me for free:tup2:

Thanks

[Pireboi251]

anyone?

[cmanns05]

they're too thick for metal sheers or tin snips?

[Pireboi251]

yes there too thick... its like dime thckness... and it kinda hard to cut in a peferct circle... and the dremel doesnt do much.

[vr6gtiguy]

if you can get your hands on a pipe cutter, or take it to an exhaust shop, they should have all the pipe cutting tools you could ever need

[Pireboi251]

yea but thas what im asking... do yopu knwo of anywghere where there let em use there stuff...cause the last 2 places i went to said i had to give them a few bucks just to trin like a inch off

[vr6gtiguy]

aahh, not off hand, but im going to the auto hobby shop on base tomorrow to give my car the full through and through, an ill ask them if they have it, if they do, then ill post on here before the GTG tomorrow, an you can bring it by if you can, an i can cut it thursday before i go on leave, an deliver it to ya

[Pireboi251]

coo... thanks ^_^... heres an idea what i want it to look like afetr its cut...

give or take a half inch

http://i149.photobucket.com/albums/s66/Kasai-kun/intake.jpg

[vr6gtiguy]

no prob, youll be at the gtg tomorrow right?

[Pireboi251]

I have class until 8 so ill try to...keep an eye out fo my GLI, its the only one that has a regualr lip >_<

[vr6gtiguy]

lol, im in a MKII GTi, Red as all hell lol

[Pireboi251]

ok ill keep that in mind... any other identifying marks?...

I has a red/silver decal in the back passenger corner window. and a K.n decal in my hood over the driver side healight

[vr6gtiguy]

lol, not really, shes all stock, sitting on some BBS RS's i think thats what they are called,

http://www.socaleuro.com/forum/showthread.php?t=24588

theres the car

[ncttrnl]

Use an angle grinder with a cut-off wheel and clean it up with a grinding wheel.

I'd help you with it but I have zero time these days.