Gb: Phenolic Spacers From Outlaw Pics Pg 10
08-04-2005, 08:23 AM
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Come on guys I need the 20 supporters from rdtiburon.com.... I was thinkin once we get these group buys over Ill see if Blacktibs(flyryde) wants to stock or sell these.. please people..Thanks Chris
08-04-2005, 02:15 PM
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (REDZMAN @ Jul 29 2005, 04:59 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'>^^^
List updated, I even spelled your name correctly Loanshark!
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redz you assmunch!!!
hey peeps, get in onthis group buy, even if you dont have an air ram intake, the gains are verey much noticed.
I didnt think so, you can check my posts from the past and youll see i was skeptic <<(how do you spell that) but anyway, ive been going to the 8th mile track for the past few weeks, and after talking to a couple of honda drivers who have phenolic spacers, they say they noticed very different results at the track, even after multiple runs, like say 6 in a row, their times stayed the same, almost no difference, they said before, they would always see the time increase a little after a few runs, and they would have to sit out for a half hour or so and let the engine cool, they said it was worth it,
so buy this spacer, you know you want it !!!!
List updated, I even spelled your name correctly Loanshark!
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oooo blowup.gif
redz you assmunch!!!
hey peeps, get in onthis group buy, even if you dont have an air ram intake, the gains are verey much noticed.
I didnt think so, you can check my posts from the past and youll see i was skeptic <<(how do you spell that) but anyway, ive been going to the 8th mile track for the past few weeks, and after talking to a couple of honda drivers who have phenolic spacers, they say they noticed very different results at the track, even after multiple runs, like say 6 in a row, their times stayed the same, almost no difference, they said before, they would always see the time increase a little after a few runs, and they would have to sit out for a half hour or so and let the engine cool, they said it was worth it,
so buy this spacer, you know you want it !!!!
08-04-2005, 02:51 PM
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Updated, get in on this one folks, good mod for ALL your mods.
Also, Chris, how is payment gonna be done? Please, can we start paying soon so it's out of the way?
I got the stud info for you.
Also, Chris, how is payment gonna be done? Please, can we start paying soon so it's out of the way?
I got the stud info for you.
08-05-2005, 10:15 AM
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hmmm. i woulda go this before.. but ill have to double check. i dont think i have enough room for this and having that long of bolts/studs with no support on the air ram may not be good idea.. also, my TB would hit the firewall or be really close as well as the vacuum ports since i have the fuel spacer also..
i might be able to flip the TB like they do in korea but ill have to see what clearences im messing with.
i might be able to flip the TB like they do in korea but ill have to see what clearences im messing with.