HPAuto-Jwt Pop Chargers Nice & Cheap
How do we get in on this GB deal? I don't see it anywhere. I'm gonna dump my Fujitas for JWT. Fujitas only bad *** for 5 min. then you feel your HP/TQ just drain out from the heat 
send Andy an e-mail at sales@hpautoworks.com
tell him your on the forums too and you want the group buy
tell him your on the forums too and you want the group buy
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^Thanks sTILL for covering me.
People, Group buy is not on the forum, it was deleted, but Group Buy is still valid until 7/23. So, if you want to order just go to Hpautoworks and place the order just mention that you are from the forum and give your forum's username. That's all.
People, Group buy is not on the forum, it was deleted, but Group Buy is still valid until 7/23. So, if you want to order just go to Hpautoworks and place the order just mention that you are from the forum and give your forum's username. That's all.
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Like sTiLL said, just email Andy at sales@hpautoworks.com and he can give you details on the sale "price" they are offering for the next couple weeks.
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mine is supposed to be shipped today, i hope so at least....hey erasat i heard the heat shield gets real hot which i guess is a good thing if its indicative of the heat it's holding back....do u know if the JWT's heat shield is particularly effective and blocks heat out from the intakes?
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According to previous G35 and 350Z Pop-Chargers users, YES, Heat shields do their work, but I can't tell you mysellf as I don;t have mine, only thing I can tell you is that when you install them you see that it shold do their job, Location and Materials seem to do the trick, I can't find where hear from main areas of the Engine can pass directly to the filter.
Do you know what materials the heat shields are made out of?
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^Not for sure, but I can tell you that is kind of a light aluminum, because if you put some force on it it will bend without too much efforts. Only thing I have found around and also at HPAutoworks page is the following description:
"POP-Charger aluminum venturis are made from lightweight cast aluminum and CNC machined by JWT to ensure a quality fit."
So, I don't think that the tubes are thee part that is aluminum, so that will fit my theory that the shields are lightweight aluminum.
"POP-Charger aluminum venturis are made from lightweight cast aluminum and CNC machined by JWT to ensure a quality fit."
So, I don't think that the tubes are thee part that is aluminum, so that will fit my theory that the shields are lightweight aluminum.
ohh, cool, thanks.
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Thanks for the response.
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man i am getting the injen intakes and i am starting to regret purchasing them now. for some reason my gutt is telling me that these intakes are better, no washer fluid container to change. man ohh man ...
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