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@hybrdthry911

ask any quality fabricator what they think when they see a kit with steel charge piping, and worm clamps. it’s not like im coming out of nowhere with this pete. this is pretty common thinking in this industry.

is shearer fab quality? buschur and shearer go hand in hand…

like i said, that picture was probably, maybe they still come with the worm clamps, maybe they don’t. if they still do, if they didn’t work he wouldn’t be selling them

@cazwrx187

Pete is an example of how quality marketing works.

and your a quality example of a chode?

im a marketing major so nice try…

@KrazyKid"

Aluminum is lighter, wicks and removes heat faster.

Stainless is heavier YET resists heat better.

depends on what you need to do. Remember 2 years ago when I did my pipes in 304??? and everyone said I was dumb for doing so??? Huh, now all the big co’s are using it? Not so dumb now I guess!

Pete a t-bolt clamp will never bend, crush, kink 16 ga aluminum tubing. no way. ill go home put an impact wrench on one and send it home on a piece of pipe and a coupler and prove it.

everyone else. Stainless VS aluminum is dependent on what the IC system is doing. If you have a shit ton of tubing and alot of under hood heat, radiating from below said charge pipes, aluminum isnt a good idea, becasue it will wick the heat faster, and if there isnt any cool air flowing over them (i dont even give a shit about the intercooler doesnt matter one bit) they will heat up and introduce heat into the system. Where as stainless would take longer to wick up the under hood temps, if they did it would also take longer to cool off. I would use stainless for short IC runs for drag racing. Aluminum for road race where they would be working much longer, and see more consistent air flow to attempt to remove under hood heat that could be introduced to the pipes.

the bottom line is they are only pipes to move air. really cant fuck that up too bad, so over paying for something like that is retarded IMO… but I dont buy I build so I am biased.

how am i over paying for it? i got a 300$+ shipping upper intercooler pipe for for 190 shipped… hardly overpaying…

@Boost Creep

yea buddy

@Vovchandr

Guys like Pete are the reason why Billy Mays made millions.

Obviously Synapse guys don’t know what they are talking about, they’ve never build anything turbo or anything.

Hey Pete when you see a banner on the Internet that says “You won” do you click it?

:facepalm

have you spent a single dollar at synapse? no. they did work on my car and will contune to do so, no need to bring them in here?

no i don’t click the free banners… maybe you do? the free gas ones?

@hybrdthry911

it was still dumb. they are doing it because its cheaper.

actually the stainless steel is more expensive… right from the horses mouth

@jdaniels

I agree with the stainless pipe resisting heat better… I still would say that aluminum is the superior product here, especially considering the weight (weight is a big thing, this is why my 170lb cousin drag races my car for me hahahahahaha) and remember buschur touts that their MBC is .0007lbs lighter than the competitor.

they don’t claim that its just lighter for a sales pitch… i bought it because i liked it? i can’t do that?

@hybrdthry911

it might resist heat but on a street car once it gets hot it stays hot. they are trying to recoupe all the added weight of the charge piping. :banghead

.0007 lbs cut, 19.9993 to go.

well say whatever you want mike, but whatever you are saying isn’t going to sway any oppinion on what i do to my car whether you think its worse or for the better.

@KrazyKid

You and pete need to shop better for your parts.

$48 a pop!

DUDE, the bushings are like $12, $2 in steel plate $2 for a steel tube, 5 mins with a plasma cutter and drill press, splurge on a 12.9 bolt for $2.50 and a $2 grease zerk. $20 and your done!

Fuck, I gotta start making these shits and stocking my selves!

and labor???

ok well now lets add this up
plasma cutter is what 1,000$
drill press 100$ idk ( i have a craftsman one) that i NEVER USE
welder 1000$+?

so say 2300$ if you were to DIY or die…

sorry, i don’t plan on buying all that shit, i’ll just buy the product, no big deal for me. i’m never going to fabricate anything since pretty much everything is off the shelf avliable…