For Hydroboost,Hydratech or ****** Hydraulics?

[staged67gspwr]

Lookin to get a Hydroboost for my car and was wondering if i should go with Hydratech or ****** Hydraulics?any input appreciated.

Thanks

[Musclerodz]

hydratech, product knowledge and customer service none better

[XcYZ]

Because of threatened lawsuit, the brand name ****** will no longer be allowed to used in our community. It's now a censored word.

[slickrig]

While searching for some information on hydroboost braking systems I ran acrossed this thread. To me it looks like an advertiser and one of his dealers slandering the competition and using this forum and its good name to do so.
Thats the suprised part.
After reading the claims of Hydratech and changes to the hydroboost unit it stood the hair up on my neck.(Im a Allied Signal Safety Engineer and worked for the Braking Division) I also made a call to the Bosch Corporation and was able to speak to one of the engineers about re-drilling and re-tapping the holes in the casting and grinding the surface if this changed the integrity of the hydroboost. The answer was a resounding yes any changes to the hydroboost from its orginal equipment manfactured satus would be considered unsafe and dangerious. These units go through a high level of testing to make them safe for the consumer having the wrong level of tensile strength bolts or re-drilling and re-tapping negates all testing and safty measures provided by Bosch.
Anybody can check this information out just contact the Robert Bosch Corporation hydroboost division located in Saint Joesph Michigan,
Here some sound advice from an old fart for what it's worth run don't walk away from formentioned practices there are many companies selling a safe product that has not been changed.

[camcojb]

Originally Posted by slickrig

While searching for some information on hydroboost braking systems I ran acrossed this thread. To me it looks like an advertiser and one of his dealers slandering the competition and using this forum and its good name to do so.
Thats the suprised part.
After reading the claims of Hydratech and changes to the hydroboost unit it stood the hair up on my neck.(Im a Allied Signal Safty Engineer and worked for the Braking Division) I also made a call to the Bosch Corperation and was able to speak to one of the engineers about re-drilling and re-tapping the holes in the casting and grinding the surface if this changed the integrity of the hydroboost. The answer was a resounding yes any changes to the hydroboost from its orginal equipment manfactured satus would be considered unsafe and dangerious. These units go through a high level of testing to make them safe for the consumer having the wrong level of tensil strength bolts or re-drilling and re-tapping negates all testing and safty measures provided by Bosch.
Anybody can check this information out just contact the Robert Bosch Corperation hydroboost division located in Saint Joesph Michigan,
Here some sound advise from an old fart for what it's worth run don't walk away from formentioned practices there are many companies selling a safe product that has not been changed.

hmmmmmmmmmmm............. I just googled your hydroboost braking systems search and went through the first ten pages and still had not found a link to this thread. Almost sounds like you're the guy or a friend of the guy who's name we removed.

http://www.google.com/#q=hydroboost+...40f95b1b9c7c0d

[214Chevy]

Originally Posted by camcojb

hmmmmmmmmmmm............. I just googled your hydroboost braking systems search and went through the first ten pages and still had not found a link to this thread. Almost sounds like you're the guy or a friend of the guy who's name we removed.

http://www.google.com/#q=hydroboost+...40f95b1b9c7c0d

Hmmmmmm!! Seems like a case of the old "new member, start a thread with one post" type of deal to me. What do ya'll think? Thanks for doing the research admin. camcojb. I am glad the OP asked the question, because I will be looking to get hydraboost in the future and I honestly thought the were all the same company.