Hallas Performance compounds

lubeowner said:
There is a reason that my truck does not have the stock intercooler anymore. Boost makes stock plastic ends go boom.
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It looked like a banks to me. The end tanks were cast vs sheet. It is definately not a stock intercooler. Too bad my pics are phone pics I have one that could show it.. It is also painted black..lol like that means anything.
 
Lookin Good! Now if I could only decide what color to paint the new 13mm pump:rockwoot:

UNBROKEN said:
Great minds think alike...here's mine:
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Do these Cummins have Hallas Performance compounds? I interested to know more about them on the 6.0.
 
Mine has Hellmann Performance twins on it...is that close enough? LOL
 
smokinrod said:
nice hours , I love basement vendors :bang
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I kinda agree with ya but at the same time wish more shops were available later in the day, it's often tough to get a hold of vendors to talk to them when you work all day and cant talk on the phone at work.
 
Abrannan19 said:
and thats a bad thing?
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It is extremely bad for businesses. These guys typically sell products at a much lower price than a normal business because they don't have overheads. This causes conflicts with actual businesses.

Basement sellers don't usually have good warranties and typically don't know what they are doing. They start selling stuff from their basement to make money, not necessarily because they know what they are doing.

For a consumer, basement businesses are a great way to go for products because of low costs. The problem for consumers is when stuff starts going wrong, it is hard to get it fixed right, they typically don't know what they are doing, and many actual business end up making the repairs (and not making any money for it).

From a business side, these are the people that kill businesses and low the values of a brand. Actual businesses have profits and overhead into their prices, while basement businesses don't have overheads. So, they cannot compete with the pricing. As stated before, many of them don't know anything or much about the products and cannot warranty items. In addition to this, many aren't actual dealers and are actually selling products illegally. The problem is finding the supplier who is selling to the basement guy. When a manufacture typically finds the supplier, they stop selling to that company. There are a bunch of other reasons but from a business side, these guys hurt everyone eventually.
 
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