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Not to create havoc....but I installed my new charge tubes from Evolution Powersports last night and the stock charge tube clamps were barely holding in 2 spots. When I mean barely, I'm talking the clamp wasn't even over the hose on 1 side.
I will post a pic after this weekend.
Just take 2 minutes to look at hose clamps and other visual hose situations
I will post a pic after this weekend.
Just take 2 minutes to look at hose clamps and other visual hose situations
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No leaks when you used the Boost Leak Tester though?
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No, blow off valve is good, worked like it should
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Last year when we got our first sidewinders there was a lot of cases of loose and /or mislplaced clamps. The three sidewinders we have all where good but it is an easy check. Pop the hood off ,get a flat head out and check them..
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Not to create havoc....but I installed my new charge tubes from Evolution Powersports last night and the stock charge tube clamps were barely holding in 2 spots. When I mean barely, I'm talking the clamp wasn't even over the hose on 1 side.
I will post a pic after this weekend.
Just take 2 minutes to look at hose clamps and other visual hose situations
Good advice Terry. Once you've got everything torqued, mark the clamps with a paint pen and you can see at a glance if anything has moved:
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