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What do you mean "follow through with this"?

I sold a number of kits with the phenolic spacer and I think Andy and Craig did as well.

My old M35 is still alive and kicking on the Mornington Peninsula - going by the last pics I saw in a "for sale" ad, the spacer was still in there (you can tell by the raised plenum).

I am not running a plenum spacer on my PNM35, although if I could somehow get my hands on a Cosworth plenum I would most likely add a spacer.

I meant why isn't any workshop taken this design on-board and mass produce it.

Oh so you don't have your car anymore, is PNM35 NA? Sorry i'm new to the stag scene, still got a lot to learn but won't be long.

Back then there was a tiny market for M35's and outside of some Japanese tuning houses (click my sig for one that is a good read) nobody touched M35 development except for what you find here or on the M35Stagea.info forum.

PNM35, yep 3.5L NA AWD.

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Back then there was a tiny market for M35's and outside of some Japanese tuning houses (click my sig for one that is a good read) nobody touched M35 development except for what you find here or on the M35Stagea.info forum.

PNM35, yep 3.5L NA AWD.

Mind if i ask any reasons why you've gone NA?

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