Just got my High Temp Silicone Order
Just got my High Temp Silicone Order I must say, this stuff is really nice looking. I don't think I could have made my order any more complicated and they nailed it. I also got the LS1Tech Discount which was da bomb 
I just thought I'd spread the good word.
http://www.hightempsilicone.com
I just thought I'd spread the good word.http://www.hightempsilicone.com
with the discount are they cheaper then these guys
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...y_Code=SIL-STR
http://www.racepartsolutions.com/det...UCT_ID=RPS9222
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...y_Code=SIL-STR
http://www.racepartsolutions.com/det...UCT_ID=RPS9222
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Originally Posted by smokinHawk
with the discount are they cheaper then these guys
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...y_Code=SIL-STR
http://www.racepartsolutions.com/det...UCT_ID=RPS9222
http://www.atpturbo.com/Merchant2/me...y_Code=SIL-STR
http://www.racepartsolutions.com/det...UCT_ID=RPS9222
Dont know, I didnt even look... For me its not always about the "cheapest" (I know you probably didn't mean it like that) but there is a lot to say about customer service... I will pay a little more for service... Not to mention there quality would be VERY hard to beat!
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Verdad Gallardo i got some of those, and not to sure on customer service, i mean i ordered them and three days later i got exactly what i wanted, they seem good quality also, unless they blow apart under boost for some reason, i dunno.
Originally Posted by MECHAM
does anyone know where i can get a custom 4ply silicone reducer made?
I need it to be 3" to 4" and 4" long....all the ones I have seen are only 3" long.
I need it to be 3" to 4" and 4" long....all the ones I have seen are only 3" long.
also you could use a steel, 4-3" reducer, they have those on http://www.airflo.com/
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Originally Posted by smokinHawk
HTS might be able to make you one, i think they do custom stuff.
also you could use a steel, 4-3" reducer, they have those on http://www.airflo.com/
also you could use a steel, 4-3" reducer, they have those on http://www.airflo.com/
I bought a LOT of clamps off AF last year. Didn't know they had metal reducers.
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So now I know why all of the LS1 Discount coupons went! They came from this thread. I put the coupon code in with an inventory of 50. Now I am going to have to add another 100 of them.
On the 3.00"/4.00" reducer-
We can make this part but I would have to make a tool to do it.
Starting next week we will be giving stickers away with every order and T-shirts away with every order over $100.
We are also thinking or now supplying metal elbows. I can make deals on aluminum 3.00" 90's for under $15.00/ea now. We are looking into doing a pretty decent run on aluminum elbows and then look at stainless.
Thanks to all of those that have purchased from us, We sincerely appreciate your business!
Jim
On the 3.00"/4.00" reducer-
We can make this part but I would have to make a tool to do it.
Starting next week we will be giving stickers away with every order and T-shirts away with every order over $100.
We are also thinking or now supplying metal elbows. I can make deals on aluminum 3.00" 90's for under $15.00/ea now. We are looking into doing a pretty decent run on aluminum elbows and then look at stainless.
Thanks to all of those that have purchased from us, We sincerely appreciate your business!
Jim
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a 90 degree that transitioned from 4" to 3" would be a big seller I think to replace the rubber elbows alot of us use shown here.
I placed a small order last night (my 3rd) so hopefully I get a sticker and the discount as I entered the code but it didn't seem to take.
I placed a small order last night (my 3rd) so hopefully I get a sticker and the discount as I entered the code but it didn't seem to take.
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The LS1 forum discount is LS1TECHDISC (I just checked it and it is working)
We are supposed to get the stickers in on Friday. They are a full color digital sticker of our logo approx. 6" in height. I am also making a 3ft wide 6ft tall sticker for the back of my trailer, however it cost me $240! OUCH!
3.00"/4.00" reducing elbows are going to be difficult to get started. The tooling on these types of hoses is not cheap and since we have to absorb the cost of the tool the parts are usually 40% more expensive than a straight elbow.
We are supposed to get the stickers in on Friday. They are a full color digital sticker of our logo approx. 6" in height. I am also making a 3ft wide 6ft tall sticker for the back of my trailer, however it cost me $240! OUCH!
3.00"/4.00" reducing elbows are going to be difficult to get started. The tooling on these types of hoses is not cheap and since we have to absorb the cost of the tool the parts are usually 40% more expensive than a straight elbow.
Originally Posted by Hightempsilicone
The LS1 forum discount is LS1TECHDISC (I just checked it and it is working)
3.00"/4.00" reducing elbows are going to be difficult to get started. The tooling on these types of hoses is not cheap and since we have to absorb the cost of the tool the parts are usually 40% more expensive than a straight elbow.
3.00"/4.00" reducing elbows are going to be difficult to get started. The tooling on these types of hoses is not cheap and since we have to absorb the cost of the tool the parts are usually 40% more expensive than a straight elbow.
ever think of becoming a sponser for ls1tech as to keep your advertising here legal?