this is true but last time I checked there isn’t like a 117 point inspection done on my car every morning and afternoon before I drive nor has the process how the epoxy was used and sourced from approved by government agencies and regulations. I get it epoxy can be a safe adhesive but how many heat and cool cycles have the intercoolers been through to test the longevity of the bonds etc.
Yeah, the claims are what throw a major red flag for me, especially when the comparison I saw was against the pwr intercooler. It’s probably a great intercooler and for specialized use may eke out some more but I highly doubt that as well. Healthy skepticism and 3rd party reviews should always be welcomed in the car community bc if something goes wrong you got an expensive paperweight.
Even then. Resin end tanks eventually separate. They don’t last as long as metal end tanks and will eventually leak. Impressive that a hunk of plastic, glue and some pressure even lasts that long to begin with tho
I think, I mean lemme speak for everyone. We all want to believe. It’s just a lot and way too crazy that this bad boy became the absolute best option available. Just like that. As a result we are just worried about the claims and we just wanna see more data. Especially from early adopters who dropped their own coin on it. That’s all man
Do you print at home? Or send the design out?As a side project, I've started working on a new belly pan that has additional naca ducts for getting some air into targeted areas as well as getting hot air out.
I decided to make it out of carbon since aluminum and plastic both have their own issues. For the naca ducts, I'm going to mold them up with a 3d printed mold. Should be fun!
Photo of the in progress print and a smaller test print.
