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Filled PVC pipes

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Dr.Brown
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I saw at home depot, some foam tubes that fit perfectly inside PVC pipes.

Should i fill my PVC with the foam so that way it absorbs most of the impact instead of the PVC. Or just leave it empty? 

Here's a picture so you guys can get a better idea of what i'm saying.

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Dec 10 2009 12:00PM
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zagfan5
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leave it empty, its only pvc. if it breaks you can replace it for the price of a big mac meal.
Dec 10 2009 12:02PM
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Dr.Brown
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aight, thanks for the tips.
Dec 10 2009 12:04PM
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S.Ki
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i filled my pvc pipe... but i didnt use foam or something like that... i just put a piece of wood in it ...front and ending... its pretty good...and i didnt spent any money :D

that you know what i mean...i put this in a pvc pipe

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Dec 10 2009 12:15PM
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chardi
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or you could just fill it now so when it doesnt break later you'll have enough money to buy a big mac meal.    which is really good and i'm kinda hungry right now..

Dec 10 2009 4:13PM
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BdoubleU
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Dec 10 2009 4:14PM
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thebeesknees
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def keep it the way it is, itll be fine.  i sesh hard as shit on pvc and its lasted forever
Dec 10 2009 4:34PM
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sip166
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yea pvc is pretty durable and the foam probably wont absorb that much anyway
Dec 10 2009 4:39PM
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jpmoneyshot
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Yea that foam wouldn't do anything to keep the PVC from breaking.  If you are using little PVC pipes you will wear through them pretty fast anyways its not worth filling them. 
Dec 10 2009 5:04PM
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Delaney
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 dont think it would do anthing
Dec 10 2009 5:19PM
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