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No need!

The only reason you get the sort of feedback like in the last 3 pages is simply due to so many people asking the same questions without searching for answers, its painful for regulars on the forum....

Shouldn't be such a difficult question with a straight forward answer.

You're 100% right, it is, and it's been covered so many times that when someone doesn't have the courtesy to search for already existing answers more often than not that same level of courtesy is shown to the person who was too lazy to search :)

You'll be pushing out pistons while your bottom end spins around in circles and ur -9s rip through ur exhaust

Ummm. Yes. That's what happens.

:ermm:

Edited by Hanaldo

hadouken I wonder how long ur engine will last with a stock oil pump lol

Proberbly alot longer then you before you're banned. You're making a fool of yourself, so please, go back and hide under your rock or wherever you came from.

Someone close this pitiful excuse for a thread!

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