FS: Evo Billet Diverter Valves, New - Never Used
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I caught the GT3 fever and have sold my 993tt. One of the items I bought but never installed was a pair of Evo Motorsport billet diverter valves. I am now looking to sell these items. They were $260 new. I am offering them for $200 plus shipping.
I will advertise in Rennlist and PCA next, but wanted to advertise their availability to this esteemed group a little in advance.
Jim
I will advertise in Rennlist and PCA next, but wanted to advertise their availability to this esteemed group a little in advance.
Jim
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I think the argument is two-fold.
First, the OEM diverter valves are plastic. They do fail with some regularity, even if your car is completely stock. I bought these diverter valves after my OEM valves failed, and placed them in inventory so the next time the OEM diverters failed, I would replace them with Billet (metal) units.
Second, if you ever increase the boost of your car, you'll need the resilience and capacity of billet diverters to keep your boost up.
There is no downside to the upgrade.
Jim
First, the OEM diverter valves are plastic. They do fail with some regularity, even if your car is completely stock. I bought these diverter valves after my OEM valves failed, and placed them in inventory so the next time the OEM diverters failed, I would replace them with Billet (metal) units.
Second, if you ever increase the boost of your car, you'll need the resilience and capacity of billet diverters to keep your boost up.
There is no downside to the upgrade.
Jim