Maze 4 or dtek?

http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=11

I origionally wanted to get a maze 4 becuase it was relatively cheap, but I just saw on dtek's site, the TC4 REV2 is only like 29 or 25 dollars or something. I really would like to save money but if the TC4 is going to end up being horrible compared to the maze 4 I guess it might not be a good idea. So what would you guys do? Maze 4 or TC4 and save money.

Remember, I have a tight budget to follow so I am looking for the best performance to money ratio and cannot afford to spend 50 dollars on a w/b.

Thanks
-0cer

You won't be disappointed with the TC4.

@md0Cer said:

http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=11

I origionally wanted to get a maze 4 becuase it was relatively cheap, but I just saw on dtek's site, the TC4 REV2 is only like 29 or 25 dollars or something. I really would like to save money but if the TC4 is going to end up being horrible compared to the maze 4 I guess it might not be a good idea. So what would you guys do? Maze 4 or TC4 and save money.

Remember, I have a tight budget to follow so I am looking for the best performance to money ratio and cannot afford to spend 50 dollars on a w/b.

Thanks
-0cer

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if you really want to save then they have a tc-4 "s&d" at $15 (+$3.50 for barbs)....
http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=99

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pauldenton said:

if you really want to save then they have a tc-4 "s&d" at $15 (+$3.50 for barbs)....
http://www.dtekcustoms.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=99

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Sweet! thanks! I might do that. I do not really care about the cosmetics. It is going to get completely covered in insulation anyway. Also, what about installing teh hose barbs and mounting hardware? I have no clue about how to do that.

You just screw them in. Not difficult at all. I've got the TC-4. A great block and a great performer. Just about the best in its day. IMHO, though, the non-scratch and dent is a better value. When you factor in barbs, it's barely $5 more, and brand new. An absolute steal.

the s&d barbs are chromed, the non are black nylon, if that makes any difference to your decision...

Gautam said:

You just screw them in. Not difficult at all. I've got the TC-4. A great block and a great performer. Just about the best in its day. IMHO, though, the non-scratch and dent is a better value. When you factor in barbs, it's barely $5 more, and brand new. An absolute steal.

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Yea I guess you are right. And for the extra 5 dollars it is worth it so I dont have to screw around with my own mounting hardware. Didn't they say it does not come with mounting? Anyways, for brand new, there is a REV2 TC4 and it is cheaper, dont you think a 2nd revision would be better?

Thanks
-0cer