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does anyone one know of a place that sells hoses cheaper? I am in need of a few 90 degree and 45 degree bends? help will be appreciated
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Re: http://www.turbohoses.com/ (SpoolinLS)
yes here it is http://www.roadraceengineering.com/f...andgaskets.htm
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Re: http://www.turbohoses.com/ (inspyral)
**** ATP turbo. http://www.turbopiping.com They suck.
I ordered a bunch of silicone hoses and 1 stinkin transition hose. 2 weeks go by and I'm like WTF where is my order. So I emailed the company and the guy said "sorry, we are waiting for the transition hose before we ship it out" Nice. No one tells me or anything! Great! So I told him send me the silicone hoses, so he does. He said i should expect the transition hose in 7-10 days. 3 weeks go by, nothing. I emailed again "Kevin, best thing to do is call the shop" So I did. TWICE. No answer. Left two voicemails saying to call me back. No call, no nothing.
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I ordered a bunch of silicone hoses and 1 stinkin transition hose. 2 weeks go by and I'm like WTF where is my order. So I emailed the company and the guy said "sorry, we are waiting for the transition hose before we ship it out" Nice. No one tells me or anything! Great! So I told him send me the silicone hoses, so he does. He said i should expect the transition hose in 7-10 days. 3 weeks go by, nothing. I emailed again "Kevin, best thing to do is call the shop" So I did. TWICE. No answer. Left two voicemails saying to call me back. No call, no nothing.
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Re: http://www.turbohoses.com/ (inspyral)
they're selling bosch o2 wideband sensors for 79, isn't that cheap?
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Re: http://www.turbohoses.com/ (Pat)
I went down to ATP today to pick up some flanges, gaskets, exhaust bends, a flex section, and some other stuff. Great stuff, and they were very helpful. I did try to call them before I left, but I got the voicemail. They did seem a little understaffed, and while I was there, the phones were ringing off the hook, and there were two guys taking calls as fast as they could. I guess someone orderong online would have a difference experience, but I was completely satisfied with them.
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Re: http://www.turbohoses.com/ (Pat)
Yeah, but I dont think that is the L1H1 (or whatever the correct part number is for the O2 sensor that works with the Techedge units)
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