quality of following flex bellows?
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quality of following flex bellows?
Does somebody know the quality of the flex bellows that are sold for example from ATPturbo.com?
They look good but does somebody know theire reliability?
They look good but does somebody know theire reliability?
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Re: quality of following flex bellows? (hondaapi)
no idea on the atp turbo ones but vibrant has ones that are for 'turbo applications'.. I'm assuming that they have better resistance to heat. 
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Re: quality of following flex bellows? (hondaapi)
I've been using the ATP flex sections for quite a while.. The quality is pretty decent IMO...
Because on my turbocharged Camry, I have a flex section that is placed before the turbocharger (it's a turbo V6 merging two banks together into a single turbo). I kill the ATP ones in several months because the exhaust heat and pressure before the turbocharger is insane. However, when I switched to the Vibrant turbo flex sections, it has been problem free for almost a year.
In comparison to the Vibrant ones, I would choose the Vibrant ones if you want the toughest flex sections out there.
Because on my turbocharged Camry, I have a flex section that is placed before the turbocharger (it's a turbo V6 merging two banks together into a single turbo). I kill the ATP ones in several months because the exhaust heat and pressure before the turbocharger is insane. However, when I switched to the Vibrant turbo flex sections, it has been problem free for almost a year.
In comparison to the Vibrant ones, I would choose the Vibrant ones if you want the toughest flex sections out there.
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