TurboTechRacing
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1. They are FULL CNC machined for 6061 - T6 which the billet is made in the USA. They are NOT cast/then machined as stated.
2. That tab that broke has no structural need guys... It is a locater tab, and once bolted in place has NO force applied to it. Who stated our tab was not smaller than theirs, it just has to locate the mount.
3. Yes it is heavier by 1.X lbs... Do you realize that is a large cheeseburger.
4. Yes the price is better on the TTR ones, as you dont have 1 guy make, and then sold through a dealer, and then to a customer. We sell direct, and saves you $.
5. A saw cut bushing causes what harm? It just has to be a spacer width to torque the frame bracket over.
Looks like this comparision is trying to find defects, but has no real meaning be hind it.
In reference to the "tab":
A small part will tear out, where as a larger piece will bend. It is how aluminum works. Even .050" will make a large difference. But in this case there is NO NEED for any strengh in this part, it is a simple locator. It also apears that the other brand one is larger is width, which has a huge impact on this.
Do a break test on the main bushing holder, ours vis theirs.... Theirs will break first, ours has more cross sectional area... Who cares if theirs is not as strong in that point... It is still stronger than it needs to be... No one has ever broke one their mount, nor ours at this area.
2. That tab that broke has no structural need guys... It is a locater tab, and once bolted in place has NO force applied to it. Who stated our tab was not smaller than theirs, it just has to locate the mount.
3. Yes it is heavier by 1.X lbs... Do you realize that is a large cheeseburger.
4. Yes the price is better on the TTR ones, as you dont have 1 guy make, and then sold through a dealer, and then to a customer. We sell direct, and saves you $.
5. A saw cut bushing causes what harm? It just has to be a spacer width to torque the frame bracket over.
Looks like this comparision is trying to find defects, but has no real meaning be hind it.
In reference to the "tab":
A small part will tear out, where as a larger piece will bend. It is how aluminum works. Even .050" will make a large difference. But in this case there is NO NEED for any strengh in this part, it is a simple locator. It also apears that the other brand one is larger is width, which has a huge impact on this.
Do a break test on the main bushing holder, ours vis theirs.... Theirs will break first, ours has more cross sectional area... Who cares if theirs is not as strong in that point... It is still stronger than it needs to be... No one has ever broke one their mount, nor ours at this area.
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