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Nisei Engineering UICP's 1pc or 2pcs
Hey everyone, I got a UICP on order with Nisei right now but, they have a couple of choices so far. I was just going to get a 1pc UICP in black but, they have matte black, Nisei black, and there coming out with red. I looked at there site today and they have 2pcs UICP. Is there a difference? What do you guys think? btw there 2pc UICP's are going to be a few bucks cheaper than the 1pc. is what they said. Here's the pictures I found on there site.
http://www.niseiengineering.com/imag...EvoXMBNB01.jpg http://www.niseiengineering.com/imag...EvoXMBNB02.jpg http://www.niseiengineering.com/imag...EvoXMBNB03.jpg What do you guys think?:helpme: |
1 pc looks good |
1 piece matte black is what i would get {thumbup}
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The pipes look excellent and the pricing is really good on the website. I only have two concerns. What kind of metal are they using for these pipes? And black actually attracts heat so is this going to warm up the air going into the intercooler?
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Originally Posted by DVDee
(Post 5584476)
The pipes look excellent and the pricing is really good on the website. I only have two concerns. What kind of metal are they using for these pipes? And black actually attracts heat so is this going to warm up the air going into the intercooler?
You can't go wrong with either one of them. I'd just go with the 1pc just to be different I guess... |
Due to engine movement i would get a 2 piece. Type B.
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Anybody know if the diameter of these pipes matches the ones of other manufacturers like buschur or are these skinnier?
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Why are they offering 3 different versions of the uicp? To me, I like the one piece but worry about engine movement putting stress on the pipe and the coupling at the turbo.
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Where did you order from? Link?
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the couplers on each end should be flexible enough to compensate for that
Originally Posted by Rguy
(Post 5584584)
Due to engine movement i would get a 2 piece. Type B.
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Originally Posted by pltek
(Post 5587525)
the couplers on each end should be flexible enough to compensate for that
Sure for awhile. But rubber breaks down over time. |
you mean the multi-layer urethane couplers, highly doubtful,
before we say its a design flaw lets see how it peforms, shall we?
Originally Posted by Rguy
(Post 5587624)
Sure for awhile. But rubber breaks down over time.
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Originally Posted by Rguy
(Post 5587624)
Sure for awhile. But rubber breaks down over time.
I got this off of Hose Techniques site: Silicone's ability to withstand high engine heat is one reason, but it is also easy to clean, easy to install and due to silicone's unique properties, it has a long life over stock rubber hose. The high quality silicone you get from HoseTechniques beats any competition. What do we mean? Well, for starters, we use the highest-grade silicone available so that our hose will be free of impurities. The colors we add to the raw silicone are carefully chosen and monitored to be as color-consistent as possible. Our silicone hose is smooth on the inner walls, leading to better air flow. In comparison to standard black rubber stock OEM hose, silicone by its very nature, has longer life, and higher heat resistance and therefore is the best material to use to achieve high quality engine hoses. As such, we offer a limited lifetime warranty. |
i like the matte black look. but i dont have to worry about uicp's anymore i've got ams.
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Originally Posted by DVDee
(Post 5584664)
Anybody know if the diameter of these pipes matches the ones of other manufacturers like buschur or are these skinnier?
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