View Poll Results: Would you buy a less expensive SLP style bellow at $40 or $35
yes
98
60.12%
no
65
39.88%
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Smooth Bellows instead of Fernco
#61
Originally Posted by slt200mph
$10 for one in your choice of black, red, or blue in the link I posted above and it doesn't look like it should be hooked up to your plumbing either..
#65
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I wouldn't take the smooth bellows if it were free. Why would I purposefully put on a part that yields no horsepower gain and cracks lids and causes airbox sealing issues? The smooth bellows is the biggest scam since the turbonator.
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Originally Posted by ChocoTaco369
the turbonator.
I'd pay real money to be able to say I have dual turbonators.
Hell I'd have a custom plate made.
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i picked up a k&n intake kit real cheap and i have been using the bellows it came with, with my lid, it fits and flexes much better than the fernco, which i have tried as well. buti would not spend 40 bucks for a bellows either
#69
Originally Posted by jimmypop13
I've got an 85mm lid, a Z06 85mm maf, and a fast 90/90 so I need a way to hook it up. It seems like the 45 degree elbows would work perfectly if they didn't cost $50
I cant find a damn 85mm lid
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Originally Posted by 99blancoSS
Yes I do. You have deplorable paint shop skills. I understood the first time. You could make a rolled up peice of cardboard work as well, but is it your first choice? Obviously the first choice is to use the proper part but when cost gets in the way you have to deviate.
Thank you for your help.
Thank you for your help.
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whatever happened to the Redhawk bellows from back in the day? i had one of those on my 02 Z and it was fine, if i remember right i paid $25 for it?
i have allready decided to leave my stocker on my WS6 unless i come across an slp dirt cheap, like has been said, no way am i paying $50-$60 for one.
jman
i have allready decided to leave my stocker on my WS6 unless i come across an slp dirt cheap, like has been said, no way am i paying $50-$60 for one.
jman
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http://www.installuniversity.com/ins...st3.132001.htm
Isnt this any proof that the smooth bellows/frenco flow better?
Isnt this any proof that the smooth bellows/frenco flow better?
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Patrick G turned me on to these, not sure which one you need. I need to know the length too as as I want to go full SD and get rid of the MAF. So a good 6-7" between the lid and TB, 4" both ends if I go with an 85mm lid from Fast Toys.net and the 90/90 I have on order.