removing a small dent from a LRD adjustable pipe

[mineralgrey01gt]

Is there any possible way to remove this dent in this pipe? This is the best pic I have of it as of now but im thinking of swapping my FMF header for this LRD one as I enjoyed the pipe on my last 250r.

http://i673.photobucket.com/albums/vv91/lilzilla2008/digicampics192.jpg (http://s673.photobucket.com/user/lilzilla2008/media/digicampics192.jpg.html)

[CJM]

Ive heard of people freezing water in pipes to expand them..not sure if it works tho.

[mineralgrey01gt]

I was told on another site that it works and that also pressuring the pipe up with air and using heat works.

[CJM]

Im not sure how you could plug up the holes without water coming out when freezing.

[mineralgrey01gt]

rubber end caps with tie down wire and hose clamps. My problem is the pipe is a 2 piece pipe so i might have problems sealing it up good enough where it connects.

[CJM]

That very well may pose a problem. I suppose you might be able to take it apart and just seal the one end then stand it upright full of water in the freezer?

[mineralgrey01gt]

That might work just as well, might have to try that

[markk]

Take a boat plug on the small end, use an end of a tube with the valve stem on it. stretch it tight and hose clamp it on the the half of the expansion chamber turn a low pressure regulator down to around ten-15 lbs. and apply heat around the dent in the pipe and then into the center of it it takes a while and your better off to use a brazing tip where you can fine tune the heat. it will discolor a little but the dent will remove..