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Boomba Racing Sound Symposer Delete Kit Group Buy

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XuperXero

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That is a security issue that most merchants have to deal with.
I got around this by having my bank issue a card with a different billing address.
You can also add additional shipping address to your PayPal account.

It really IS for your security.




Dave
Thanks for the suggestion, looks like I'll have to activate my paypal again.
 


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This is the easiest installed symposer delete kit on the market and makes reverting back to stock simple should you ever want to hook the symposer back up!
 


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Hello...a slight tangent here...

I'm interested in this product as a option to avoid potential boost leaks associated with possible SS diaphragm failure under boost. But the catch can option is what really caught my eye here. I've been wondering about the "best" place to situate a catch can. On my old SVT Focus track slave, I had two oil catch cans. One that was connected where there is a breather tube (not sure what you call that) connected to the valve cover. The other was a tiny little catch bottle connected to the PCV plumbing. The intake cover can (which was much bigger than the PCV catch) really had very little oil ever accumulate, even after track days. The PCV catch was always needing to be drained, especially after track days.

Any thoughts about that a best location for a catch can?

I saw your note about the check valve. Thanks for the comment there.
 


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Hello...a slight tangent here...

I"m interested in this product as a option to avoid potential boost leaks associated with possible SS diaphragm failure under boost. But the catch can option is what really caught my eye here. I've been wondering about the "best" place to situate a catch can. On my old SVT Focus track slave, I had two oil catch cans. One that was connected where there is a breather tube (not sure what you call that) connected to the valve cover. The other was a tiny little catch bottle connected to the PCV plumbing. The intake cover can (which was much bigger than the PCV catch) really had very little oil ever accumulate, even after track days. The PCV catch was always needing to be drained, especially after track days.

Any thoughts about that a best location for a catch can?

I saw your note about the check valve. Thanks for the comment there.
As far as best location for a catch can goes, there are a few possibilities. I know a lot of members here are running them in line with their PCV system but we are also testing other alternatives that could prove to be more effective. We have even played around with a dual can set-up. Be on the lookout as we plan releasing some info about our system in the near future.

Throw me on the list for this as well. Pick color at checkout right?
We'll get you added! Yes, color is selected at checkout!
 


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We're so close! Let's get to 20 tonight so we can begin shipping these out first thing tomorrow morning!
 


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Available for sale now!

When buying, use the code SYMPOSER10 in the coupon section.

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Link for purchase: HERE
 


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