What is a pie cut exhaust tube?

A pie cut tube is sectioned into multiple angled pieces. When welded together, these pieces form a smooth, curved pipe, giving fabricators precise control over the bend angle for custom exhaust routing.

What material is this tubing made from?

This tubing is made from 16-gauge steel, which is a common material for exhaust fabrication due to its strength and weldability.

What does '1D/1.75in CLR' mean?

This refers to the bend radius. 'CLR' stands for centerline radius. '1D' indicates the radius is equal to the tube's diameter, and '1.75in' specifies that diameter, meaning it's a tight, 1.75-inch centerline radius bend.

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Brand: Stainless Bros
Part #: 609-04501-0016
UPC: 609-04501-0016

Stainless Bros 1.75in x 1D/1.75in CLR Tight Radius 16 Gauge Pie Cut - 5pk

Name: Stainless Bros 1.75in x 1D/1.75in CLR Tight Radius 16 Gauge Pie Cut - 5pk
Brand: Stainless Bros
SKU: stainless-bros-stainless-bros-1-75in-x-1d-1-75in-clr-tight-radius-16-gauge-pie-c-t14-314293
Price: 16.28 USD
Availability: InStock

$16.28

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This 5-pack of Stainless Bros pie cut exhaust tubing is 1.75in with a tight radius for custom exhaust fabrication.

Key Features

You receive 5 pie cut exhaust tubing sections.
Each tube measures 1.75 inches in diameter.
The tubing is constructed from 16-gauge steel.
Designed for tight radius bends in custom exhaust fabrication.
Pie cut design allows for precise angle control when welding.

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Product Details

You get five pie cut sections of exhaust tubing in this pack. Each piece measures 1.75 inches in diameter and is made from 16-gauge steel, designed for tight radius bends. These are commonly used by fabricators when building custom exhaust systems, allowing for precise shaping around obstacles or to achieve specific aesthetic looks.

The pie cut design means each section is pre-cut into segments that, when welded together, form a smooth, continuous curve. This method gives you more control over the bend angle compared to using a standard pipe bender. The 16-gauge steel offers a good balance between strength and ease of welding for exhaust applications.