Subject	That's probably it...
Posted by	RezidentEvil on August 05, 2002 at 9:51 AM
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In Reply To	stillen lower radiator pipe purpose? posted by RaBBiZ on August 05, 2002 at 09:49 AM
Message	...it seems to be just another way for them to get a few hundred bucks out of us. The only other advantage I see for it would be greater resistance to damage from road debris. I'm not knocking the idea of the hard pipe, because for your reasons stated and for mine, it's a good alternative, but I just still don't see how it (like so many Stillen products) can possibly justify the price they ask. "You are the red inflamed pimple on the stylish ass of the Z32. *pop*" ni[x]it, July 2, 2002 "Any one that modifies their car and then bitches when it breaks should be kicked in the nuts.....repeatedly." (Mal1ce) RezidentEvil 1990 Diamond Black 300ZX NA 2+2 Stage V+ (209,000 miles and counting) jd300zx@hotmail.com
Follow Ups	stillen lower radiator pipe purpose? - RaBBiZ 09:49:11 08/05/02 That's probably it... - RezidentEvil 09:51:26 08/05/02 That's it. Just call it insurance for hot weather... (n/m) - TTony 09:53:52 08/05/02 okie dokie, lol thx guys (n/m) - RaBBiZ 10:22:19 08/05/02 Lower hose collapses under continuos high speed runs (n/m) - RT 09:56:03 08/05/02 I guess it's relative to what you consider high speed >> - SlicktopTT 10:37:00 08/05/02 Yes,this eliminates old rubber hose that gets soft over time (n/m) - ZBlacktt 11:31:51 08/05/02 From what I heard it is 100+ it can collapse a little and>> - RT 11:34:09 08/05/02 how much is it? (n/m) - SniPer SR71 (Dallas) 11:09:10 08/05/02 Just change your two main hoses at 60k; should be fine. (n/m) - teahead 14:18:01 08/05/02
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