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I will be having a chat to NITTO when they come to my shop i a few weeks. Told him to bring heaps of info on the new spline oil pump setup.

Will post up once ive had a chat

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I've got one of these. I'll probably go and pick it up tomorrow.

They just had a re design and a few small changes. The big change is the gear set is now dura finished.

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I will be having a chat to NITTO ehen ghey come tomy shop i a few weeks. Told him to bring heaps of info on the new spline oil pump setup.

Will post up once ive had a chat

I like the sound of this

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Translated it says

I will be having a chat to NITTO when they come to my shop in a few weeks.

Told him to bring heaps of info on the new spline oil pump setup.

Will post up once I've had a chat

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I cant bring myself to buy a new pump like this, just like any new piece of equipment or hardware there are flaws/bugs atm whoever gets one is a test pig in my eyes and dont go disputing its my oppinion

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They have released the new design of the current flat drive pump. Its just been tweaked.

The spline drive pump is still a fair way off i believe.

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Edit : I spoke to Andrew from Nitto today, and the spline drive pump is still undergoing testing .. They are happy with the test model so far , so with a bit of luck it will be released soon.

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