WTB: 6" aeroports

[bumpinexploder 10+ year member]

title says it all. bought some off facebook classifieds and the guy scammed me smooth out of $60 so im looking to actually pay for and recieve some ports //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/wink.gif.608e3ea05f1a9f98611af0861652f8fb.gif

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[NFrazier 10+ year member]

PE is always a great place. Price isn't bad in consideration.

Precision Port 6" Flared Port Tube Kit 268-354

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

Yep, best place to get them on the resale side I think. I'm not sure who else may sell them, but PE is a trusted source regardless.

 

[ace_800 5,000+ posts]

Depending on how long you want them I have some

http://www.caraudio.com/forums/miscellaneous-car-audio-classifieds/548034-6-pvc-port.html

 

[bumpinexploder 10+ year member]

PE is always a great place. Price isn't bad in consideration.
Precision Port 6" Flared Port Tube Kit 268-354

$37 for one not gonna happen. :/

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

$37 for one not gonna happen. :/

I'm not sure what you expect to pay, but that is the typical price.

Make them yourself would be cheaper if you know how.

 

[bumpinexploder 10+ year member]

i expect to pay max of $30 for each. ive bought ports on here before from a guy called a_martin72 but he vanished a while back. he was making me 8" ports for 35 shipped and they were **** good. plus i hate that thin plastic that pe and psp use

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

i expect to pay max of $30 for each. ive bought ports on here before from a guy called a_martin72 but he vanished a while back. he was making me 8" ports for 35 shipped and they were **** good. plus i hate that thin plastic that pe and psp use

Then you will need to find another person willing to build you a port, however, I wouldn't expect to find anything quickly in that price range.

As for the plastic that PSP uses, I have never had one issue with them.

 

[bumpinexploder 10+ year member]

Then you will need to find another person willing to build you a port, however, I wouldn't expect to find anything quickly in that price range.
As for the plastic that PSP uses, I have never had one issue with them.

they are just too brittle for long term use imo. the thicker sewer pipe will last way longer through builds. and for $60 for 2 is a great price range. its only flared sewer pipe, idk what ppl think it is but be real with what i would be paying for. cheap sewer pipe and some labor charge. 60 should be fine

 

[stevew007 10+ year member]

$37 for one not gonna happen. :/

wait till they hit you with shipping and then your paying $45-$50 for 1

 

[bumpinexploder 10+ year member]

^^^exactly

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

they are just too brittle for long term use imo. the thicker sewer pipe will last way longer through builds. and for $60 for 2 is a great price range. its only flared sewer pipe, idk what ppl think it is but be real with what i would be paying for. cheap sewer pipe and some labor charge. 60 should be fine

If that is the case then doing it yourself would be the best solution here. I know our shop labor would make ports far to pricey to sell if we made them here. We do offer some fiberglass flanges, but those are not cheap at all. lol

There are plenty of "how to" videos and write ups to do make your own.

wait till they hit you with shipping and then your paying $45-$50 for 1

I had that problem once from them, then never again. Granted I do not get my ports from them though.

That last I order I got from them was $5 for shipping via FedEx.

 

[bumpinexploder 10+ year member]

i cant do it myself though. i can flare it but not make the complete flange without the pvc tearing no matter how hot and rubbery i get the pipe. ive tried many times.

 

[pro-rabbit 5,000+ posts]

i cant do it myself though. i can flare it but not make the complete flange without the pvc tearing no matter how hot and rubbery i get the pipe. ive tried many times.

More then likely that is because of the mold/surface you are trying to use. You also have to work it out in small sections to keep the integrity of the pipe while you heat it up.

 

[bumpinexploder 10+ year member]

probly right. i know someone on here knows how to make some flared ports. lets go guys