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  • heinzboehmer
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    Originally posted by Thonas View Post

    Could you post a picture of how the Karbonius box attaches at the bottom where we are experiencing problems.
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  • jbfrancis3
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    Originally posted by IND-Distribution View Post

    Yes, latest version in 2x2 weave gloss finish.
    That's the one to get. Do it LSBNick !

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  • IND-Distribution
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    Originally posted by LSBNick View Post

    Which Karb box do you have? The full carbon one with carbon trumpets?
    Yes, latest version in 2x2 weave gloss finish.

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  • eforty6_m3
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    Karbonius is the way to go. Never has “you get what you pay for” been so true after reading through this thread.

    I went with the Karb Full Carbon box and it’s worth EVERY penny. Just my $.02.


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  • stephen
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    Originally posted by LSBNick View Post

    Which Karb box do you have? The full carbon one with carbon trumpets?
    That’s the one I got from them this week.

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  • Cubieman
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    Maybe the V3 box will have pins that don't shear off?


    Too bad, I so wanted this product to be successful, and it is to a degree, but if only they could have figured this shit out, having your intake come apart is a big deal as you are now potentially introducing debris into your engine.

    I bought the Turner box first because of the price but due to the long wait time I then bought a Karb, selling that V1 Turner box was a good move seeing all these issues since its release.

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  • LSBNick
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    Originally posted by IND-Distribution View Post
    We do still have a few Karbonius airboxes in stock for those not keen on waiting. Unfortunately next production run is at about 10 weeks since they are also on summer break for the next couple weeks. We also stock their carbon snorkels.
    Which Karb box do you have? The full carbon one with carbon trumpets?

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  • Thonas
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    Originally posted by IND-Distribution View Post
    We do still have a few Karbonius airboxes in stock for those not keen on waiting. Unfortunately next production run is at about 10 weeks since they are also on summer break for the next couple weeks. We also stock their carbon snorkels.
    Could you post a picture of how the Karbonius box attaches at the bottom where we are experiencing problems.

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  • IND-Distribution
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    Originally posted by Thonas View Post

    Which way are you leaning? Return/replace, or just return and wait for a karbonius?
    We do still have a few Karbonius airboxes in stock for those not keen on waiting. Unfortunately next production run is at about 10 weeks since they are also on summer break for the next couple weeks. We also stock their carbon snorkels.

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  • jbfrancis3
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    Originally posted by LSBNick View Post

    I wonder how other airboxes mount their filters then. IMO I think four Allen screws on top and bottom would be the easiest way to secure the box without sacrificing the structural integrity
    The other boxes have sufficient meat and distance to edge from the holes. You'd never be able to get to the bottom ones, that's why it's pinned. Bottom edges meet, pivots on the pins to secure the filter, and 4 allens affix the top.

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  • LSBNick
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    Originally posted by jbfrancis3 View Post
    Ah duh, the filter being sandwiched is applying the pressure on the pins. Looks like they just rushed it through at the end of the design phase, drilled some holes close to the edge without any kind of reinforcement, and let 'er fly.
    I wonder how other airboxes mount their filters then. IMO I think four Allen screws on top and bottom would be the easiest way to secure the box without sacrificing the structural integrity

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  • LSBNick
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    Originally posted by Thonas View Post

    Which way are you leaning? Return/replace, or just return and wait for a karbonius?
    Well they’ll only give me in store credit or a replacement box. So the only route I could go is return and sell the replacement.

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  • jbfrancis3
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    Ah duh, the filter being sandwiched is applying the pressure on the pins. Looks like they just rushed it through at the end of the design phase, drilled some holes close to the edge without any kind of reinforcement, and let 'er fly.

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  • Thonas
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    Originally posted by LSBNick View Post

    I have this same issue, and so have a few other forum members. I took photos and videos and sent them to TMS Customer service. It’s covered under warranty and I’m waiting for my new replacement to arrive to send mine back. Seriously contemplating just selling the replacement and ordering a Karb just for the fit and finish alone, even if the wait time is another 6-8 weeks.
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    That being said though I’m very happy with the performance of this thing. The sound is absolutely ridiculous above 5K rpm, and my HTE tune has been flawless. Just wish the quality outperformed the price lol.
    Which way are you leaning? Return/replace, or just return and wait for a karbonius?

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  • LSBNick
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    Originally posted by BIllybilly2 View Post
    The failure above is actually one I have not seen before, I shared it with the engineer who designed the box and he had not seen it either and it should not be a issue since there is so little force applied on that area.

    This snorkel was not changed in V1 to V2, a few V1's where thicker before the change to have the carbon fibber weave carry into the inside of the bell mouth but that area is the same.
    I have this same issue, and so have a few other forum members. I took photos and videos and sent them to TMS Customer service. It’s covered under warranty and I’m waiting for my new replacement to arrive to send mine back. Seriously contemplating just selling the replacement and ordering a Karb just for the fit and finish alone, even if the wait time is another 6-8 weeks.
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    That being said though I’m very happy with the performance of this thing. The sound is absolutely ridiculous above 5K rpm, and my HTE tune has been flawless. Just wish the quality outperformed the price lol.
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