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would you recommend flaring the inside? i'm guessing it would have the same effect as putting 45's in a slot port?

Same idea. Whay do one side but not do the other?

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I used a metal bowl and a heat gun. Just rotate the pipe while giving it a little pressure and when it gets to the amount of flare you want dump ice water down the pipe to sort of lock it and place. Wait a few mins for it to cool then lift it off the bowl. I only flared the inside of mine. I would have done the front but the bowl I used wouldn't have given me enough flare to mount it. Hope this helps!

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Easiest and fastest way for me, they always end up looking very nice :)

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