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By TurboTapin · Posted
If I tossed my money in a fire and filled my transmission with sand, it would end with the same result as buying from Speedtek. Actually, that's not true... My way, I wouldn't have to deal with Speedtek's dick head of a CEO for years on end and all his lies. -
I guess the main advantage is that they start out hard and incompressible, so you can throw them away immediately, rather than waiting until they've done 50k km or something? -
Has anyone used the billet half-moons that are available to replace the rubber ones at the back of RB cam covers ? Going to change out my cam cover seals as they are weeping oil and its now driving me nuts. Any advantage to be found ? -
My muffler was fully customised to suit the car. He mailed me the end caps, I marked up the pipe locations (4 pipes in a single muffler) and he sent it back all welded. Certainly more expensive than a mass produced generic size, but that's hardly surprising. My R32 Exhaust has a Magnaflow muffler in it, if I need generic mufflers then they're usually a safe bet. I've got the Vibrant clamps on the intercooler pipes, just because they're nicer to use than the bolt together ones and not as expensive as a real Wiggins clamp. -
Yeah. Nah. A grain of sand will take out a ceramic turbine that is doing 100000rpm.
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