Best TBB?
05-18-2006, 08:45 PM
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A solid piece of metal is less likely to fail than a piece of rubber. Period.If he can't put his TBB
sensor in correctly, that is his problem IMO.
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05-18-2006, 11:24 PM
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not apparently..i've heard of so many ppl having issues w/ leaky bi pipes..
all that solid piping leaves no room for flex...ask scott about his latest problem..his RS4 stuff was such a tight fit that the up-pipe broke off the mount into the TB..now he has a massive boost leak and has to replace the pricy RS4 up-pipe...
i'm sure the bi-pipe works fine for some...but there is no gains from it, and the Samco TBB w/ the revised boot clamp is virtually fail prool...the bi-pipe is just unnecessary IMO.
i'm sure the bi-pipe works fine for some...but there is no gains from it, and the Samco TBB w/ the revised boot clamp is virtually fail prool...the bi-pipe is just unnecessary IMO.
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05-19-2006, 05:02 AM
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I have a SAMCO, but after getting it I wish I bought an OEM one. SAMCO's aren't all
they're cracked up to be. Stiff crappy material IMHO. I also had to cut the height of the opening for the MAP sensor (It was almost 1" high) so it could actually go far enough down into the TBB.