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Anyone with any REAL WORLD experience with them?
I have searched, and all I found was TALK about them, and how spending 500+ on a gate is the better idea. But the design makes me wonder if it works, and they claim not only does it work, but it out works your traditional diaphragm style gate..
Any words or wisdom from our local boost gurus??
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I have searched, and all I found was TALK about them, and how spending 500+ on a gate is the better idea. But the design makes me wonder if it works, and they claim not only does it work, but it out works your traditional diaphragm style gate..
Any words or wisdom from our local boost gurus??
Thanks
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i have used everything on the market and i mean every thing.
the synapse is the best one.
no creep
easy to switch pressure with out changing out a spring. great great great piece. i will never go back on my personal car. or let a customer waster there money on tial junk. i had 4 tial freeze(stick) shut on me and i lost the money in the motors. so no more ****
the synapse is the best one.
no creep
easy to switch pressure with out changing out a spring. great great great piece. i will never go back on my personal car. or let a customer waster there money on tial junk. i had 4 tial freeze(stick) shut on me and i lost the money in the motors. so no more ****
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It seems like either you love it or hate it here, big bird, what size motor/turbo did you use it on.
The design is pretty cool, and the use of pneumatic lines is pretty trick too..
The design is pretty cool, and the use of pneumatic lines is pretty trick too..
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i will say most people out side of who i work on are either love or hate. call them up read on there site, forum. but mostly call them. great guys to talk to and work with.
i have used it on tons of cars. Evo's, DSM's, Mustang build, APS build, sky is the limit. lol.
i have used it on tons of cars. Evo's, DSM's, Mustang build, APS build, sky is the limit. lol.
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I will be calling them tomorrow, thanks for the heads up, I have no problem wrapping my head around a new idea, or way of doing things I am sure the setup is very similar to all other diaphragm style gates, but maybe the setup on placement, and lines ect are alittle different.. either way, I plan to try it out, and see what it can do for me, I will post some real world testing when I am done..