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:lol: :lol: By jove your right Rob,Ive looked into this one,, there was ONE ocasion where Guy applied a restocking fee of £200 not £500... but let me correct you a little, The customer bought some SF wheels in Feb 09 and asked us to fit tyres, we did so (as a bespoke package they normally can not be returned at all), the lad fitted them to his car and drove round on them for a while, He decided he didnt like the width. so he sent them back used at the end of March 09. We sold him some QF wheels instead again with new tyres on 1st of April. The used SFs with used tyres are still sat in the warehouse worth a lot less than the £200 restocking fee :xcry: ,rodney said:I didn't demand to be seen anywhere :?
I booked in with Artech as the BC parcel was due a day before I had booked in with them, they couldn't move the slot to a Saturday thus when the BC package would be with me so I went to Artech on Friday as planned hence both the 02 sim & header wrap not being fitted.
Re another person, does an s2k and 4 wheels amounting to 2k ring any bells?
By your procedure, a £500 re stocking fee :shock:
Anyway, I note your comments which I appriciate so :xcheers: for doing that and it can be put to bed.
Rob
Hey Paul!paul hughes said:Ok Guys,
I will try to educate you between the differences of TBs and RBCs.
Below is a photo shoot of a conversion I did today.
It explaines visually what the size differences are between OUR RBC with OUR 70mm TB and the other cheeper ones.
P.S.WE USED THIS ON OUR 300BHP TA CHAMPIONSHIP WINNING NA CAR..
First photo is the comparison between a TEGIWA RBC and BUDDYCLUB 70mm RBC.
2nd photo shows our Buddlclub 70mm TB on a Tegiwa Manifold , with a huge overlap on the flange,not good.
3rd photo shows our Buddyclub 70mm TB on a Buddyclub RBC. "nice and smooooth"
4th photo shows the Buddyclub 70mm TB with built in gasket 'O'Ring.No more gasket Gooooo!
5th picture shows the difference between a STD TB (or Spoon TB Body) and a Buddyclub TRUE 70mm TB.
Nice. 8) 8)
Regards,
Paul,
Thanks for the reply!paul hughes said:Armen,
I recommend K-Pro if you change either your header ,,cams,,or intake manifold ,,or TB.
All of these modifications will be improved with K-Pro and your fuel settings will be wrong if you do these mods with a standard ECU.
Our Modified RBC and TB is worth around 10-16bhp on a standard engine, we have seen 150bhp without cams on a K-Pro engine.
You can buy the Buddyclub 70mm RBC outright , no need for exchange,
Regards,
Paul,
Everything is clear now,Paulpaul hughes said:Armen,
Some race developed products are not on the official BC website, they are known as P1-Racing products,which we only offer as one off group buys or regular purchases through ME.
i.e some engine mods and builds, and strut bars,and front suspension lower castor arm kits, and pillow ball full chassis kits, and race En24 long wheel studs, and modified front hubs, and under body defusers, and front splitters, and sump baffles, and roll cages, and front subframe location kits, RBC's, 70mm TB's, 70mm Air induction kits, and,and,and,and,!!!!
the list is endless. we can do any modifications to a chassis to make you faster.
If your talking about the water that passes through the bottom of the TB, then it is essential to have it on a road car.TyperItr said:Hey Paul some nice products there. Can i direct my question to you about the TB coolant. Is it pointless? Thanks
you guys are talking about two different things here...paul hughes said:If your talking about the water that passes through the bottom of the TB, then it is essential to have it on a road car.TyperItr said:Hey Paul some nice products there. Can i direct my question to you about the TB coolant. Is it pointless? Thanks
It controls your tick over or Idle speed and if you like "Choke" on cold running,as the TB is totally shut on idle.It is known as the IAC valve.
Paul,
The OEM TPS is the best option for sure. it's just a pain in the arse to get it off the OEM TB. And when the ceramic circuit board breaks down (this is NOT unusual when running with uprated engine mounts (hasport, JAS etc.) you have to buy the whole TB unit to get a new OEM TPS, that's why I wondered if there is any more (better) aftermarket option available..paul hughes said:Kinli,
Our True 70mm TBs are designed to use all the standard OEM cable cams and springs and TPS from your standard TB,
You dont need to buy or find any other add ons from any other company. It is an easy conversion if you use our 70mm RBC.
Sorry I misunderstood the water thing because I have never heard or seen the need to move any water pipes away from the TB, we run 300bhp NA on our TA engine and dont have any problem with intake temp.
We currently run 250bhp in our road demo car, we entered it in Nippon Challenge GT250 last week and won the class by an easy margin, We came 3rd overall including GT300 and Special GT classes so IMO dont waste your money on itty bitty mods that make no difference. But up to you. :?
Regards,
Paul,