Lake Pipes

[PTChick]

Lake Pipes, 60" or 70" ? Which would you pick & why?? I've seen pics of Cruisers with the 70", but I don't recall seeing the 60". Any help??

THANKS!!

[PTFred]

Here is a pic of my PT with the 60 in. lakepipes, I chose the 60's just because I think they look better then the 70's.

[routedriver]

I just got an email from a friend of mine(yes I do have a friend) his pipes rusted so he had to take them. He tried to contact the people who he bought them from and they havent responded. Dont know which pipes he owns. Ill try to find out

[Spiderman]

Here is Dave's car from KustomKruzr.
He can tell you what size works the best..

[CREWZIN]

I liked the 70" because they looked good along the whole length of the undercarriage between the wheels.

[PT Drummer]

I have the 60" pipes with the triple Lake outlets. I got the 60's because I saw pictures of the 70's on some cruisers and if it wasn't a close up they looked more like a chrome step bar running the whole lenght of the car. I just wanted them shorter so you could tell where they ended and I got the triples because, to me, the most eye catching part of the pipes are the outlets.

[routedriver]

My friend bought his pipes from JC Whitney and they rusted, he had to take them off and now is trying to get some help from JC Whitney. The part# is 86z2616y. Be ware!!

[JOEM]

Personally, I'm not into lake pipes, but if I were to put some on Cranbaby, I'd go for either the Moon pipes or these from King of Dice:



What I really like about the King of Dice lake pipes are the flamed outlet covers:



Now, that's cool.

[basset hound]

I selected the 60" lake pipes from Mooneyes because they fit well under my E & G running boards.

[Kevin/Tarsi]

Beware!!
Some of the lakepipes are crome steel and they could rust, they are also the cheapest.
The best ones to get are the polished stainless steel or crome covered stainless steel, but you will pay more for them, but if you use your car every day it would be worth it as they would not rust.

kevin