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Good job Horsepower Logic. Questions: How is the rubber elbow holding @ 7.5psi(the one on the top left of the inter cooler)? Would that rubber hoes take the heat and

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Old 09-26-2009, 08:02 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Good job Horsepower Logic.

Questions:

How is the rubber elbow holding @ 7.5psi(the one on the top left of the inter cooler)?

Would that rubber hoes take the heat and abuse of higher boost in the long run with out coming off or get damaged?

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Good job Horsepower Logic.

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How is the rubber elbow holding @ 7.5psi(the one on the top left of the inter cooler)?

Would that rubber hoes take the heat and abuse of higher boost in the long run with out coming off or get damaged?

Thanks
well tough to tell since so far it has only been a few pulls on the dyno, but it held up fine with no obvious bulging, if that is your concern, it is pretty thick and as for heat, it wont see any more heat than the rest of the plastic/rubber parts in the engine bay.

it is similar if not the same as the parts used in the Injen cold air intakes.
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The OEM rubbers, plastics, and the Injen cold air intakes will never go throw the pressure that this rubber elbow will go throw.

anyway. time will tell. and this is an easy fix. exchange it with a metal elbow, for more reliability.

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The OEM rubbers, plastics, and the Injen cold air intakes will never go throw the pressure that this rubber elbow will go throw.

anyway. time will tell. and this is an easy fix. exchange it with a metal elbow, for more reliability.

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GTM 4-Ply High Resistance Nomex Silicon couplers specification

Material: Premium Silicone Compound / Nomex (Aramid) ply reinforcement.

Temperature Rating: Manufactured to SAE J20 standards. Operating temperatures from 65° F to 500°F (-54° C to 260°C)

Pressure Rating: 250 PSI.

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GTM 4-Ply High Resistance Nomex Silicon couplers specification

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Temperature Rating: Manufactured to SAE J20 standards. Operating temperatures from 65° F to 500°F (-54° C to 260°C)

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So that rubber elbow won't leak air or come off under high boost?
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So that rubber elbow won't leak air or come off under high boost?
Not at all, not to mention that we supply T-Bolt clamps which are proven hardware for high boost applications

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here are a couple of more pics



one of the custom exhaust

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That front end looks effing amazing!! That is a kit from Nismo? What kit is it? Any pics of the rear?

edit: saw the other pics of a side view of the rear. Wondering if you can post a full view of the rear please?
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That front end looks effing amazing!! That is a kit from Nismo? What kit is it? Any pics of the rear?

edit: saw the other pics of a side view of the rear. Wondering if you can post a full view of the rear please?
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What rims are on this car? They have a great look to them. Also great job with the install looks factory with everything bolted back up. Can't as for much more as far as fit and finish go!
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So that rubber elbow won't leak air or come off under high boost?
If the clamps are on tight it shouldn't just like any of the couplings

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What rims are on this car? They have a great look to them. Also great job with the install looks factory with everything bolted back up. Can't as for much more as far as fit and finish go!
They are Volk GT30 Phantom Edition

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wow. that car looks a billion times better with the painted front. u should do the side skirts too
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very nice! are u gonna paint the wing and mirrors black too? or that may be too much. looks amazing tho. nice choice of rims
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very nice! are u gonna paint the wing and mirrors black too? or that may be too much. looks amazing tho. nice choice of rims
Well I think that will be a little to much but I am painting the side skirts Tuesday
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Congrats on pioneering the 370 FI frontier! Would you be so kind as to write up a review of this kit? Driving impressions, opinions, vids, and the such -

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