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I'd re-post in the Japan forum.

By the way, I'd just about kill to have anything in Kanji printed on a factory part in my engine bay. Even if the direct translation was "like the goat" or something odd like that.

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My intake manifold and 2" tuned length extractors have this stamped on them.Any ideas?post-44326-1219405746_thumb.jpg

The kanji reads "Kyoku To", and it translates as 'Far East'

It's an 'F.E.T.' manifold, made and sold by 'Far East Trading' - quite a famous name in the Japanese tuning and aftermarket parts industry from the late Sixties onwards.

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The kanji reads "Kyoku To", and it translates as 'Far East'

It's an 'F.E.T.' manifold, made and sold by 'Far East Trading' - quite a famous name in the Japanese tuning and aftermarket parts industry from the late Sixties onwards.

How do you know this stuff? and yes that's correct. someone else gave me a similar response on the Japan thread. Thanks for the input ,it's good to know a little about the bits and pieces tacked on to ya motor. Ricky.

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How do you know this stuff? and yes that's correct. someone else gave me a similar response on the Japan thread. Thanks for the input ,it's good to know a little about the bits and pieces tacked on to ya motor. Ricky.

Spent too much time hanging out at classiczcars.com I'd seen the same question asked there, so I stole the answer from there too.

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