Subject	lower performance, higher reliability
Posted by	twinhairdryers on June 05, 2003 at 2:20 PM
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In Reply To	whats the point of hard pipes, do you notice a difference (n/m) posted by bakes on June 05, 2003 at 01:59 PM
Message	Obviously, much higher reliability, will never wear out and fail. But, they actually conduct heat and therefore you actually run hotter air into the intake, which gives a performance loss over stock hoses. Not much of a loss, but a higher loss than some sort of gain claimed by higher boost holding. If you are running boost high enough to bulge out a stock hose, you most likely have a water misted FMIC which solves that problem (20+PSI?).
Follow Ups	whats the point of hard pipes, do you notice a difference (n/m) - bakes 13:59:36 06/05/03 Only when you look at them. (n/m) - kingtut(So.Cal) 14:05:54 06/05/03 different sound, but no performance gains noticed (n/m) - onlinediamond 14:07:28 06/05/03 Re: different sound, but no performance gains noticed - bakes 14:08:55 06/05/03 Not any worst then stock ones unless the stock are in - xxbulovax91xx 14:28:33 06/05/03 Actually there is a difference. - Xi0nX4 (ohio) 14:12:36 06/05/03 2nd on durability - fourZero 14:20:05 06/05/03 lower performance, higher reliability - twinhairdryers 14:20:18 06/05/03 you have data to back this claim up? - fourZero 14:40:53 06/05/03 Well in his defense, the ones that are going to get the - JMT-Z(St. Louis) 14:47:56 06/05/03
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