Special Berk Technology Infiniti G37 VQ35HR HFC
03-09-2011, 12:26 AM
#1
Berk Technology Infiniti G37 VQ35HR HFC
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is HFC
A: Stands for High Flow Catalytic Converters. By reducing numbers white gold plated cells inside which filter CO2. Reduced from stock 400 cells to 200 cells. Giving Exhaust system capability to breath out. For your engine to breath in fresh air. Which equals to more power.
Q: Are they Legal?
A: Yes, 49 state compliant.
Q: Why Berk Technology, are they not just tubes?
A: Berk Technology had two main key factors which separate from competition. One they provide Collector Gasket, far superior to any other brand. Two if you see closely on the O2 Sensor. You may see they are longer than other brands of HFK. This allow more air to by pass the sensors. Making the issues with "Check Engine Light". A thing of past.
Q: Why are they so expensive?
A: Because of gold plated cells inside the converters. Well your OEM is even more expensive. Since they have 400 cells of white gold inside. So make sure you keep them. If your shop asks. Offer than 1K I am pretty sure they will buy from you.
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Q: What is HFC
A: Stands for High Flow Catalytic Converters. By reducing numbers white gold plated cells inside which filter CO2. Reduced from stock 400 cells to 200 cells. Giving Exhaust system capability to breath out. For your engine to breath in fresh air. Which equals to more power.
Q: Are they Legal?
A: Yes, 49 state compliant.
Q: Why Berk Technology, are they not just tubes?
A: Berk Technology had two main key factors which separate from competition. One they provide Collector Gasket, far superior to any other brand. Two if you see closely on the O2 Sensor. You may see they are longer than other brands of HFK. This allow more air to by pass the sensors. Making the issues with "Check Engine Light". A thing of past.
Q: Why are they so expensive?
A: Because of gold plated cells inside the converters. Well your OEM is even more expensive. Since they have 400 cells of white gold inside. So make sure you keep them. If your shop asks. Offer than 1K I am pretty sure they will buy from you.
ORDER NOW @ BERK Test pipes and High Flow Cats - JEB Performance, Inc. - Thousands of after market tuning parts for less
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Last edited by JEBperformance; 05-19-2011 at 03:34 AM.
03-09-2011, 02:35 PM
#4
Do not sell them. Just incase you get pulled over by a CHP. You might need them to get inspected later.
A quote from Nationwide Car Insurance.
Business Alert: Catalytic Converter Theft
It’s 8:30 a.m. and you step up into the company’s new pickup, ready to start the day. But when you turn the key, it sure doesn’t sound new. That familiar hum has been replaced by a gravelly roar. Fasten your seatbelt – it’s a sign your truck’s been stripped of its catalytic converter. You’re yet another stunned driver wondering how and why it happened.
Across the country, thousands of drivers are experiencing the same awful surprise. With the price of precious metals skyrocketing, thieves are helping themselves to catalytic converters that contain enough platinum, palladium or rhodium to make it worth the risk to cut it from the underbelly of your vehicle.
“A lot of people are surprised by this crime, because they aren’t hearing much about it in the media,” says Mike Ekiss, Associate Vice President of Farm/Agribusiness and Loss Control for Nationwide. “But the threat to small businesses is real, and it could cost you if you don’t take precautions.”
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A quote from Nationwide Car Insurance.
Business Alert: Catalytic Converter Theft
It’s 8:30 a.m. and you step up into the company’s new pickup, ready to start the day. But when you turn the key, it sure doesn’t sound new. That familiar hum has been replaced by a gravelly roar. Fasten your seatbelt – it’s a sign your truck’s been stripped of its catalytic converter. You’re yet another stunned driver wondering how and why it happened.
Across the country, thousands of drivers are experiencing the same awful surprise. With the price of precious metals skyrocketing, thieves are helping themselves to catalytic converters that contain enough platinum, palladium or rhodium to make it worth the risk to cut it from the underbelly of your vehicle.
“A lot of people are surprised by this crime, because they aren’t hearing much about it in the media,” says Mike Ekiss, Associate Vice President of Farm/Agribusiness and Loss Control for Nationwide. “But the threat to small businesses is real, and it could cost you if you don’t take precautions.”
Dear Forum Members
I am also a authorized insurance agent. So if you need my assistance getting best possible car insurance. PM ME for quote.
Thank you
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04-04-2011, 01:34 PM
#14
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is HFC
A: Stands for High Flow Catalytic Converters. By reducing numbers white gold plated cells inside which filter CO2. Reduced from stock 400 cells to 200 cells. Giving Exhaust system capability to breath out. For your engine to breath in fresh air. Which equals to more power.
Q: Are they Legal?
A: Yes, 49 state compliant.
Q: Why Berk Technology, are they not just tubes?
A: Berk Technology had two main key factors which separate from competition. One they provide Collector Gasket, far superior to any other brand. Two if you see closely on the O2 Sensor. You may see they are longer than other brands of HFK. This allow more air to by pass the sensors. Making the issues with "Check Engine Light". A thing of past.
Q: Why are they so expensive?
A: Because of gold plated cells inside the converters. Well your OEM is even more expensive. Since they have 400 cells of white gold inside. So make sure you keep them. If your shop asks. Offer than 1K I am pretty sure they will buy from you.
ORDER NOW @ BERK Test pipes and High Flow Cats - JEB Performance, Inc. - Thousands of after market tuning parts for less
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Q: What is HFC
A: Stands for High Flow Catalytic Converters. By reducing numbers white gold plated cells inside which filter CO2. Reduced from stock 400 cells to 200 cells. Giving Exhaust system capability to breath out. For your engine to breath in fresh air. Which equals to more power.
Q: Are they Legal?
A: Yes, 49 state compliant.
Q: Why Berk Technology, are they not just tubes?
A: Berk Technology had two main key factors which separate from competition. One they provide Collector Gasket, far superior to any other brand. Two if you see closely on the O2 Sensor. You may see they are longer than other brands of HFK. This allow more air to by pass the sensors. Making the issues with "Check Engine Light". A thing of past.
Q: Why are they so expensive?
A: Because of gold plated cells inside the converters. Well your OEM is even more expensive. Since they have 400 cells of white gold inside. So make sure you keep them. If your shop asks. Offer than 1K I am pretty sure they will buy from you.
ORDER NOW @ BERK Test pipes and High Flow Cats - JEB Performance, Inc. - Thousands of after market tuning parts for less
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Last edited by JEBperformance; 05-19-2011 at 03:39 AM.
04-08-2011, 12:34 PM
#15
Soon to come Berk Technology CBE. For now we will show how it might sound.
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