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Hey guys, I was thinking lately since the engine bay of my 33 still looks pretty stock , Im pretty keen to give it a nice cosmetic makeover, Im currently in the midst of getting a front facing plenum installed , Which will free up some room above the turbo side, Now lately i've been wondering if it would be worth buying an after market high mount manifold and get my low mount converted to high , Ideally I just wanted peoples opinions who have done this before and the rough cost and work needed , Or just your opinion if its worth doing, At this point its just an idea and if i went through with it would be purely for cosmetic reasons only. However I was thinking about replacing my hi flow t3 turbo, with a gt30 and keep it lowmount purely for the reason of getting pulled over, From a few threads i read earlier while searching was that cops dont like the big blingy high mount externally gated shiny things with nice big shiny braided lines running over everywhere. Is it best to keep it looking nice and low and as stock as possible. cheers.

p.s. sorry if theres a topic like this already i searched around a few times but couldn't turn up anything

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