Clear Image Automotive SS/TC boost tubing kit GP
Over 15!!!!
1- Daniel Holcombe
2- David Russell
3- Fortunato Picone
4- Tonya Ashment
5- Andrew Shepherd
6- Craig Ballegeer
7- Marcus Masencup
8- Taylor Jamison
9- Mike Balz
10- Justin Potter
11- Bill Goldsmith
12- David Do
13- Brian Bain
14- Fabian Cardelino
15- Tyler Seever
16- Eric Hilty
17- James Whitten
Thank you for replying to that before I had a chance to ask him! I learn so much from you guys, u rock!
Last edited by Clear Image (Beth); Mar 11, 2009 at 07:17 PM. Reason: I'm freakin redundant
Thanks for all the orders. We were bending tubing today and literally not able to keep up as Beth was up-dating the build sheet.
I have more tubing coming in tomorrow and we now need to order more silicone couplers and band clamps... Doing that tomorrow as well.
Thanks again everyone.
I have more tubing coming in tomorrow and we now need to order more silicone couplers and band clamps... Doing that tomorrow as well.Thanks again everyone.
I'm getting mine powder coated red for an extra $10 (different colors may cost a different amount call them to find out) this is my "cherry popping" upgrade for my 09ss should look good!
The sheriffs department
Can you not get in on the GB price with the layaway program? Times are tough they might understand.
Can you not get in on the GB price with the layaway program? Times are tough they might understand.
Mine is coming Fri. I already have my stock pipes off. I took them off last night. The cold side is a pita to get out of there. Hotside is really easy to get out. Hopefully it will be an easy install.
We are ending it this Friday actually the 13th. Shipping will be $28 for west coast and $33 for midwest and east coast, and getting an alternate color for powdercoating is just an extra $10.00.
As for lay-away, we do not offer that for sales b/c that defeats the purpose of a sale. The sooner you pay the sooner your boost tubing will ship so go ahead and start calling your orders in if you want!
J. Whitten, I'll put you on lay-away!
As for lay-away, we do not offer that for sales b/c that defeats the purpose of a sale. The sooner you pay the sooner your boost tubing will ship so go ahead and start calling your orders in if you want!
J. Whitten, I'll put you on lay-away!
We are ending it this Friday actually the 13th. Shipping will be $28 for west coast and $33 for midwest and east coast, and getting an alternate color for powdercoating is just an extra $10.00.
As for lay-away, we do not offer that for sales b/c that defeats the purpose of a sale. The sooner you pay the sooner your boost tubing will ship so go ahead and start calling your orders in if you want!
J. Whitten, I'll put you on lay-away!
As for lay-away, we do not offer that for sales b/c that defeats the purpose of a sale. The sooner you pay the sooner your boost tubing will ship so go ahead and start calling your orders in if you want!
J. Whitten, I'll put you on lay-away!
Hmmm. Well we were going to start collecting money tomorrow, well actually now. The new end date was posted, but if you weren't planning on paying until the end of the month we'll wait. The orders will be shipped in order of payment, so that will be up to you. However, payments must be complete by then in order to get the sale or we'll scratch you off the list.
HEy guys,
Ok so the boost piping was not the easiest part to install. Dan had called me up the day he sent it out to give some tips on installing. The piping crossing the engine on top(powdercoated) when connecting to the turbo, place the silicon on the turbo first, then loop your High Pressure Clamps on your pipe(careful not to scratch, I did) slide your pipe into the silicon and then slide your High Pressure clamp over your silicon. It is a really tight fit so you might have to push the high pressure clamp in good. The other tricky part is the piping going from the intercoller to the Throttle body. For this it make life easier if you just take your bumper off. The trottle body is another tight fit, so follow the steps you did ofr the Top Powdercoated pipe. The only difference is that your going to tighten a little the throttle body before even connecting it to the intercooler.This will give you some leeway to move around and adjust. The pipe connect the Top to the intercooler "IN" went in without a hitch. It took us about a good 3 hours from start to finish. Man, I love turning the car on and just hearing the air circulating throughout the pipes. I will dyno Tomorrow or Sat. I'll let you guys know. I love the setup!!!!! Special thanks to Dan and the team for their efforts!!!
Ok so the boost piping was not the easiest part to install. Dan had called me up the day he sent it out to give some tips on installing. The piping crossing the engine on top(powdercoated) when connecting to the turbo, place the silicon on the turbo first, then loop your High Pressure Clamps on your pipe(careful not to scratch, I did) slide your pipe into the silicon and then slide your High Pressure clamp over your silicon. It is a really tight fit so you might have to push the high pressure clamp in good. The other tricky part is the piping going from the intercoller to the Throttle body. For this it make life easier if you just take your bumper off. The trottle body is another tight fit, so follow the steps you did ofr the Top Powdercoated pipe. The only difference is that your going to tighten a little the throttle body before even connecting it to the intercooler.This will give you some leeway to move around and adjust. The pipe connect the Top to the intercooler "IN" went in without a hitch. It took us about a good 3 hours from start to finish. Man, I love turning the car on and just hearing the air circulating throughout the pipes. I will dyno Tomorrow or Sat. I'll let you guys know. I love the setup!!!!! Special thanks to Dan and the team for their efforts!!!
Thankyou
HEy guys,
Ok so the boost piping was not the easiest part to install. Dan had called me up the day he sent it out to give some tips on installing. The piping crossing the engine on top(powdercoated) when connecting to the turbo, place the silicon on the turbo first, then loop your High Pressure Clamps on your pipe(careful not to scratch, I did) slide your pipe into the silicon and then slide your High Pressure clamp over your silicon. It is a really tight fit so you might have to push the high pressure clamp in good. The other tricky part is the piping going from the intercoller to the Throttle body. For this it make life easier if you just take your bumper off. The trottle body is another tight fit, so follow the steps you did ofr the Top Powdercoated pipe. The only difference is that your going to tighten a little the throttle body before even connecting it to the intercooler.This will give you some leeway to move around and adjust. The pipe connect the Top to the intercooler "IN" went in without a hitch. It took us about a good 3 hours from start to finish. Man, I love turning the car on and just hearing the air circulating throughout the pipes. I will dyno Tomorrow or Sat. I'll let you guys know. I love the setup!!!!! Special thanks to Dan and the team for their efforts!!!
Ok so the boost piping was not the easiest part to install. Dan had called me up the day he sent it out to give some tips on installing. The piping crossing the engine on top(powdercoated) when connecting to the turbo, place the silicon on the turbo first, then loop your High Pressure Clamps on your pipe(careful not to scratch, I did) slide your pipe into the silicon and then slide your High Pressure clamp over your silicon. It is a really tight fit so you might have to push the high pressure clamp in good. The other tricky part is the piping going from the intercoller to the Throttle body. For this it make life easier if you just take your bumper off. The trottle body is another tight fit, so follow the steps you did ofr the Top Powdercoated pipe. The only difference is that your going to tighten a little the throttle body before even connecting it to the intercooler.This will give you some leeway to move around and adjust. The pipe connect the Top to the intercooler "IN" went in without a hitch. It took us about a good 3 hours from start to finish. Man, I love turning the car on and just hearing the air circulating throughout the pipes. I will dyno Tomorrow or Sat. I'll let you guys know. I love the setup!!!!! Special thanks to Dan and the team for their efforts!!!


