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Old 01-08-2007 | 08:51 PM
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Baker hose FTW:


more info on the Baker hose please
Old 01-08-2007 | 08:54 PM
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i will say that ^^^^^ looks actually pretty good...i still wouldnt pay 45 bucks for it....maybe 10 ....or 15 for the shineness
Old 01-08-2007 | 08:55 PM
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the slp bellow has been doing good for me for almost 2 years and no issues. I had doubts if it would fit over my NW TB but it's holding up good.

And I dont remember the slp bellow costing that much when i got it.
Old 01-08-2007 | 10:34 PM
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slp bellows runs about $60 now. I think I paid $40 for my baker hose and plus there's no other colored bellows out there anyways so I think it was worth it
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Originally Posted by Brian2006
slp bellows runs about $60 now. I think I paid $40 for my baker hose and plus there's no other colored bellows out there anyways so I think it was worth it

ok where the fvck did you get it LOL
Old 01-08-2007 | 11:02 PM
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www.bakerprecision.com

It'll get deleted soon by the power hungry mods so you better bookmark it before it's gone
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Im power hungry. But your **** looks good, so I will let it slide.
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Originally Posted by chaman

Hey I said in the damn post that a coupler/plumbing can only be so damn high quality!!!

It doesn't crack stuff and it looks purty.

Compared to a free accordian..

or

...a piece of crap that cracks you lid


it is a higher quality/better looking piece.

Freakin' picking words out and misquoting me.

Sheesh, it is like the Republicans and Democrats are starting to squeeze in here.
Old 01-09-2007 | 09:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Andros
the slp bellow has been doing good for me for almost 2 years and no issues. I had doubts if it would fit over my NW TB but it's holding up good.

my slp bellow didnt fit over my nw tb... but it might of if i got a running start and kicked it. 4 inch fenrco doesnt work for the nw either - its made to go over top 4 inch id pvc not 4 inche i/d itself.

got 4 inch id water hose(from sort of local deisel tractor trailor place-berco) for mine since i learned 3.5 fits inside my nw tb the hard way...
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Originally Posted by Brian2006
Baker hose FTW:

Word!....
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
Im power hungry. But your **** looks good, so I will let it slide.
Ahhh..democracy in action
Old 01-09-2007 | 11:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Genesis_26317
4th gen's
http://www.slponline.com/view_product.asp?P=23065
You can get the same exact SLP piece from another company for $45 (like me ).
sweet merciful crap, they raised the price to $70?! That's completely insane. Even more insane is that plenty of people will still buy it now, and then a few months down the road when they make it $80.


Originally Posted by Matt D
Yeah like relocating your trans cooler because it interferes with the SSRA
wait, do you really have to do this with the ssra? i'm thinking of getting either that or the ftra. i was leaning towards the more expensive ssra just because the plastic wont heat soak like the metal ftra, but if i have to mess around with relocating stuff then screw the ssra.
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Originally Posted by orangeapeel
Im power hungry. But your **** looks good, so I will let it slide.
Aw what a sweet mod Other mods you need to take notes from orangeapeel
Old 01-09-2007 | 09:15 PM
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I've had both the baker hose and the SLP bellow. The baker hose caused my slp lid to pop out on the back a lot. That was with poly motor mounts. Never had a single problem with the SLP bellow. I think it is worth the money. Everything on our cars is expensive. $50 for a quality piece isn't bad when you compare it to $2 worth of plastic that someone molded into a lid and charge $100+ for or a piece of sheet metal that someone bent up and is a "ram air". I'm not bashing either the lid or the ram air products, just trying to put the SLP bellow in perspective. It's not a piece of plumbing. It's a purpose made part that I would be willing to bet took about the same investment as the lid did to produce. Just because you can't run to Wally world and pick up a dust pan for $6 and use it as a lid doesnt mean you should do the same for your bellow...
Sorry for the rant... I'm going to get another beer!
Old 01-09-2007 | 11:51 PM
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after the home depot frenco has been on for a few heat cycles, it's really easy to put on and take off. I'd never pay $60 or whatever it is for something that I can get for a fraction of that price.
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I got a great deal on my bellows-the stock accordian bellows came with the car at no extra charge!
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i got one and it fit mine perfectly
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u prolly bought the one with thick rubber u need the one thats 3" on both sides with the thiner rubber its like 8 bucks at mccoys or home depot
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Originally Posted by 2002blackZ
I've had both the baker hose and the SLP bellow. The baker hose caused my slp lid to pop out on the back a lot. That was with poly motor mounts. Never had a single problem with the SLP bellow. I think it is worth the money. Everything on our cars is expensive. $50 for a quality piece isn't bad when you compare it to $2 worth of plastic that someone molded into a lid and charge $100+ for or a piece of sheet metal that someone bent up and is a "ram air". I'm not bashing either the lid or the ram air products, just trying to put the SLP bellow in perspective. It's not a piece of plumbing. It's a purpose made part that I would be willing to bet took about the same investment as the lid did to produce. Just because you can't run to Wally world and pick up a dust pan for $6 and use it as a lid doesnt mean you should do the same for your bellow...
Sorry for the rant... I'm going to get another beer!

Yah! I have some help not looking like a total ricer!

Though I wouldn't pay $60 for a bellows $45 was my limit and I liked it, the rising prices are ridiculous. I guess they are trying to soak as many people for cash as they can before they get to soak new people with the 5th gen.

Anyway, like I said ealier if you really want ridiculous look at the Corvette guys, it hit around $400 with shipping a little while back (C6 caused the C5 prices to drop) for a "bellows" that did just a little as the bellows on the 4th gen except that those weren't able to hold boost without exploding into engine shrapnel. Anyone who tells you that they made a gain is probably using a butt dyno (or they did the intake at the same time).
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I like the baker hose, which one do i need to order exactly? My car is red so i want the red one also.


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