Thanks to riff raff this product was one of the only boot replacement options of quality that I could get on short notice after discovering my boots were shot! Great quality and fast shipping! Love the pen too ?

Upgraded to these since my old boots were getting torn up. Also installed the riff raff inserts so I can tighten these without worrying about damaging the boots.

"Y" boot kit appears to be well made and it assembled as I would expect it to. Good product, I would recommend this if you need to replace your "Y" boots

Material is great quality. Had to use some silicon to aid in slipping the boots on. The logo on the driver side boot was not centered and the clamp partially covered the logo.

First off... I purchased the kit with the third boot, and did -not- need to in my case, so I can't speak about that part. The two small ones for the intake are awesome. It was hard getting everything assembled but once I did, everything fit fine, The t-clamps might cover just a little of the Riffraff logo but everything cinched down nicely,. They do look awesome in the truck.

Straight forward, perfect replacement for the old originals fit with my Banks intake and tubes

The boot material is top notch. The y-pipe boots are perfect. Only issue I had is with the main intake boot. It was a hair to long causing a slight kink. Had to trim the boot a bit to get a perfect fit. Kit should also include a hose clamp for the intermediate intake tube. Almost impossible to install the boot without removing the intermediate tube which has the valve cover breather going into it. That breather is attached with a non-reusable clamp.

It kind of amazes me the original ones even seal at all after taking about 5 different engines apart. This is not a cheap kit but man it is nice to see how heavy duty they look. And it helps clean up the engine bay. Well worth it. Buy the clamps also. They are tight to get to fit but much better clamps than the oem.

These were a pain in the ass to get on. What I found worked, or helped, was rubbing alcohol as lube. The idea is that it will evaporate and won’t continue to lubricate the tubing. When I was first trying to get them on, I was prying with a screw driver, evidently too hard because I tore the end of one of them, but not bad enough to matter. They are more fragile than I imagined. Just be careful.