Subject	my only real question was how to correct the TB's.
Posted by	Hoppy2 on September 18, 2012 at 12:33 PM
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In Reply To	You answered your questions and your T/B can't seal 100% (n/m) posted by craigz96tt on September 18, 2012 at 07:34 AM
Message	I understand they may not seal 100% howver with a little soapy water these things quickly fill the area with large bubbles. How do I determine if it is acceptable loss? Just got a reply from Z1 stating they are not servicable. They are willing to discount a replacment with the return of these, but I was hoping to be able to fix these. Why would they want them back if they are not servicable? I cant stand the thought of returning mine to have them possably service and resell them. Not saying they would, just the way my mind works. And I do feel they are going above and beyond seeing I did not buy them direct from Z1, but rather off a member here in unused condition.
Follow Ups	Boost leak help, I found them, how do I fix them? - Hoppy2 15:19:36 09/17/12 You answered your questions and your T/B can't seal 100% (n/m) - craigz96tt 07:34:13 09/18/12 my only real question was how to correct the TB's. - Hoppy2 12:33:53 09/18/12 Don't waste your time with z1. All z1 tb's leak and - Evan_Wright (Ca) 23:03:27 09/18/12 Doesnt Rob offer a reasonably priced fix for z1 tb's? (n/m) - Red Hawk (CO) 13:54:08 09/19/12 Yes, he can fix the bore of the tb and make new plates which - Evan_Wright (Ca) 16:28:18 09/19/12 I test at 5psi and it seems pretty bad. pics - Hoppy2 18:43:17 09/19/12 Z1 has addressed this many times and basically they say - marklar182 19:01:35 09/19/12 Yep. I get the same results...completely ridiculous. (n/m) - Evan_Wright (Ca) 19:51:35 09/19/12
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