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guys,

is it correct that the small restricter marked with a yellow line on the hose can be removed to give higher boost? i remembered it was taken out from my 33GTR,

does R34 has this as well?

if so, where can I find this?

thanks

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J_Red33 Experienced

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Not meaning to be rude mate & this is probably as much if not more directed at Adz2332 as well (I thought it was him to start off with), this information you are asking about is on the other sections of the SAU forum mate.

Try looking up stuff there a bit more rather than flooding this section with questions that have been answered a million times.

It's always good to have enthusiastic people aboard who are not affraid to ask questions to learn stuff, but really the state forums are ment for more locally related stuff.

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