What is the actual outside diameter of this elbow?

This elbow has a 1.25 inch nominal pipe size, with an actual outside diameter of 1.65 inches. The inside diameter is 1.45 inches.

Why is the long radius bend important for exhaust fabrication?

A long radius bend offers a more gradual curve than a tight radius bend. This helps reduce turbulence and maintain smoother exhaust gas flow, which is beneficial for turbocharger spool and overall exhaust efficiency.

What does 'Schedule 10' mean for this pipe fitting?

Schedule 10 refers to the wall thickness of the pipe. For this fitting, the wall thickness is 0.109 inches (2.77mm), which is a common specification for stainless steel exhaust fabrication.

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Specifications

Brand: Vibrant
Part #: 2360
UPC: 690092122492

Vibrant 1.25in Nom. Schedule-10 T304 SS Long Radius 90 deg. Elbow

Name: Vibrant 1.25in Nom. Schedule-10 T304 SS Long Radius 90 deg. Elbow
Brand: Vibrant
SKU: vibrant-vibrant-1-25in-nom-schedule-10-t304-ss-long-radius-90-deg-elbow-t14-4311290
Price: 16.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Vibrant 1.25in Nom. Schedule-10 T304 SS Long Radius 90 deg. Elbow. Ideal for turbo manifold and exhaust downpipe fabrication.

Key Features

Fits custom exhaust fabrication projects.
Constructed from T304 stainless steel for corrosion resistance.
Features a long radius 90-degree bend for improved flow.
Schedule 10 wall thickness measures 0.109 inches.
Chamfered ends are prepared for easy butt welding.
Natural finish.

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About this part

Product Details

If you're fabricating a custom turbo manifold or exhaust downpipe, this Vibrant 90-degree long radius elbow is a solid piece to have on hand. It's made from T304 stainless steel, which is a good choice for exhaust components because it holds up well to heat and corrosion.

This elbow has a Schedule 10 wall thickness, which is 0.109 inches, giving it decent strength for welding. The ends are chamfered, meaning they're beveled, making it easier to get a clean, strong butt weld when you're joining it to other pipes. The long radius bend means the curve is gradual, which helps maintain better exhaust flow compared to a tighter bend, especially important when you're trying to get exhaust gases moving efficiently through a turbo system.