That's way to fancy of a setup. I cut up an inner tube and used hose clamps, it only tried to kill me once
I just order a new pipe
How do you take dents out of a 2stroke pipe?
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I just order a new pipe
Thats because you have an endless supply of money!
I wish!
See Rack, we (jax&me) know you too well! 
I pressureized mine with air and used the heat. But if i found out about the freezer way. I would have tried that instead. I seen it work before.
Nice work on this pipe repair. I once had a big dent in my CR500 pipe and never knew at that time this could be done. It did not affect the performance though on that thing but I always looked at the dent. I had it parked and one of my stupid dogs on a leash ran around it in my camp and knocked it over and the pipe landed right on a rock sitting there. 
I haven't had much luck with the freezing method even though we have very good freezing capabilities here in alaska. I get the dents out by capping both ends and using a torch, either mapp gas or oxyacetilyn. it is over pretty fast. the only time i have had to use compressed air is when there was a leak in the pipe that i didnt have time to deal with. usually i find them at weld them up at the same time. pressures over 60 lbs are easy to get just by heat alone if you have a decent seal. radiator hoses with pipe plugs clamped in work pretty good for me.
if you do try freezing them out, remember water freezes from the top down. you want the liquid to be right at the point you want to bend back at the very end of the freeze. two stroke pipes that are oily inside (as most all are) can be harder to get dents out of that way. the ice just doesnt get the "traction" it will in a fourstroke and staight walled pipe. It is worth trying if you have a chrome pipe though.
if you do try freezing them out, remember water freezes from the top down. you want the liquid to be right at the point you want to bend back at the very end of the freeze. two stroke pipes that are oily inside (as most all are) can be harder to get dents out of that way. the ice just doesnt get the "traction" it will in a fourstroke and staight walled pipe. It is worth trying if you have a chrome pipe though.