uk-rich
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think its for aic adiitional injectors
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would a t51 support 1000bhp ?
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i used plenty of gunk engine cleaner, sprayed on, then gave it a good scrub with a brush. then rinse off with a hose pipe set on mist, this way it avoids the strong direct jet, which can cause electrical probs
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thanks matey about the spray tip, will do that. ok so where is richmond park (i had it in my mind that you where from around the midlands)
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i think it looked better the colour of the car when i get mine on its gonna be silver, just waiting for a parcel or two so all can be sprayed together ps where were the pics taken
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all my kit came from phr, cannot fault any of it, really top notch quality. really fast to deliver, customs freindly if you get my drift cannot rate them high enough
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when i saw the post i thought oh no, but that actually looks good well done
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its be gonna be really tight getting good size pipes and a large filter in there then ! have you thought about the air pick up in the bumper, somone on here has it, but the water thing would put me off.
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what size suction tubes are you gonna use, on my single its a 4", depends on how much air-horsepower you are aiming for
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so which is it gonna be, chicken or the egg !
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i'd say yes to that, you will be wanting the max flow,so biggest area would be better do you have the suction pipes, or do you have to fab them
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can you not mock up the intake side, gonna be hard to get the right one with guess work
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14mm is the size for the standard plug, is there not a connector you can undo and get a ring spanner on it
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thats the one fella, much better angle !
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edited ! not sure thats a really bad angle
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clifford, been very happy with it
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silver here
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sided
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face
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i have a set for my fogs and head lights, very good indeed
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paper
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you have pm
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think that oil is considered to be a bit thin for the supe
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could really do with some advice regarding these, in the front wing area where it meets the black plastic trim part cheers
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ain't getting on no plane fool