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Wouldnt be bad to see how people went with these, any mods that they needed, any hassels along the way, as if there isnt maybe continue the buy and see how they go.

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Wouldnt be bad to see how people went with these, any mods that they needed, any hassels along the way, as if there isnt maybe continue the buy and see how they go

Yes, i would be in for one if there is another group buy depending on the feedback.

I have fitted one. you will find the 2 bolts don't line up for the fuel rail. they just use the standard rail. you will also need to lengthen the the coolant hoses and vacum hoses. and also extend the cold start idle plugs. and make sure you check to see if the plate that goes onto the block is 100% straight, othervise you will have air leaking. just my 2cents.

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