I'm the guy who sold Alex the kit. I understand that people are going to jump to conclusions. I would probably say the same thing about me if I were to read this about someone else; but you guys can suck a dick anyway. You don't know me or my character and as Alex mentioned, I am paying for a new intercooler. I really don't understand how it worked on my car for two years with no problems until the day I took it off making 15psi with NO issues to speak of and then decides to take a **** but there it is. Regardless, I am taking responsibility for the damaged item and replacing the intercooler. If I had any intentions of screwing Alex over, I would have told him, "tough ****, sold as is." In fact, I have extended myself and talked to Alex literally dozens of times both before and after the boost issues answering questions and offering tech-support, which I didn't have to do. When Alex called me about the boost issue, the intercooler was the last thing I thought of, hell, it was the last thing any of him and his friends thought of too. We thought it was mechanical (engine), electrical (fuel or spark) or a tuning issue. The intercooler isn't a mechanical piece so there's nothing there to fail. The point is, if I knew it was the intercooler and I was going to end up paying for a new one anyway, why would I send him on a wild goose chase trying to figure it out for two weeks? I would have at least been nice enough to drop him a hint that he might want to check it. And if you really think about it, it sounds absurd that a little piece of screen would cause the intercooler to be completely blocked. Think about it, screen is meant to have air passed through it, it was clamped around the turbo inlet to keep large items out of the turbo in the first place. How does a 5" round piece of screen clog an entire intercooler enough to hold back 15 pounds of boost? Now that I think about it, it's impossible. Alex called me and told me that he bypassed the intercooler and it fixed the issue. He said there was some thin metal shreds inside of the intercooler and I really didn't think anything about it because I know the guy before me ran screen on the kit when it had a 60mm turbo on it. I'm the one who brought it up, not him, and I really didn't question it at the time. I was just relieved and glad for him that he found the problem. But it's retarded to think that I drove it on 15psi for two years and it was perfectly fine and then all of a sudden it's 100% clogged and won't even pass a fart. The intercooler must have a hole in it.... TBC.
Last edited by SStolen; Oct 21, 2007 at 07:54 PM.