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By Nissan-r33,
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From what i have read and heard and researched having a hole is no problem as long as it is not through the chassis rails, there is no mod plate number that exists for this mod and you should not have any problems getting off this. For my hole, it has black rubber hose around the hole to make it look neater and more factory, so unless they know what they are looking for i have no hassels and even if they do, i will contest it anyway. (not on the spot or that will really piss them off)

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Hey gtst i wasnt sayin you actually use more pipe but per 90 degree bend it equates too an extra 1 meter of straight pipe it would have too flow through if it was say just going in a straight line so in turn the 180deg bend coolers might use the same amount of pipe as the other way but it has too travel through an extra length of 2 meters of pipe. If that makes sence lol i confused myself :D

I'll be honest man.. that made no sense what so ever to me.

I don't see how they have an extra 2 meters of piping.

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