hpx line
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From: Kingsport,TN
hpx line
Is the hpx crossover line a good mod ?Wanting to quite the motor down.
Just got my guages pyro,trans,and boost,also need to install.
97 f350 extcab dually 3 to4 exhuast,trans beef-up,and air intake mod
thnks
Just got my guages pyro,trans,and boost,also need to install.
97 f350 extcab dually 3 to4 exhuast,trans beef-up,and air intake mod
thnks
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From: Marble Falls, Texas
I was hesitant to install my Tymar HPX line. Mostly because of all the horror stories of failures and fires. But I realize I check things way too much to ever let it get out of hand, so I installed it. I was looking for it to help smooth out my engine at upper RPM's. It did that well. But it also made a smoother idle, and much quieter at highway speeds. I wish I hadn't waited. As long as you check it every time you service your truck, you should never have a problem. Dooooo IT!
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From: AZ
I like itps stainless steel one (click here)
I would think it would be more reliable than the other style
I would think it would be more reliable than the other style
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From: Southwest Georgia
You could buy it from the manufacturer cheaper: http://members.***.net/kcmdieselperf...0Crossover.htm
I like the steel line, just install it and forget about it. But there is something to be said about saving a few $$$$$$. Both lines are good quality.
I like the steel line, just install it and forget about it. But there is something to be said about saving a few $$$$$$. Both lines are good quality.
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From: Virginia Beach
IIRC there was some talk of the rigid line being more susceptible to harmonic vibration issues. Did anyone ever acertain whether that was fact or fiction?
Dan
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I haven't had a problem with mine, same as plowhand's, been about 2 years. I have heard about the rubber lines breaking the crimped seal and leaking within a short time (3-6 months) when they first came out but that is likely fixed now, haven't heard too much since.
I do notice a little vibration on mine while it's running. Only time will tell.
I do notice a little vibration on mine while it's running. Only time will tell.
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