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Started fitting FFIM for NA-T some advice needed :)


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Is that the pnt intake? I'm actually at the same stage as you believe it or not! Instead of having my vacuum lines running into the top of the intake I'm only using the big hole which then goes into a vacuum distributor block under the intake for a cleaner look.

 

Good idea mate I think I've seen that done before :)

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Do you have a better idea of what to do with the bits you don't need?

 

Bin it! :D

 

Well I sopose with the 2 connectors that connect to to acis, I would just tie them out the way.

Leave the stock icv in place on the stock TB as it butts up against the TB plate so can't let air in anyways. And I'll only run as many vacuume lines as I need so there shouldnt be anything there that I don't need :)

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  • 1 year later...

The vacuum accumulator and all associated VSV's can be put to the sword as they are just for the ACIS system. The Sensor is just a filter for the map sensor line to protect it from oil etc. I did the wire tuck for Scott H and you will have to extend all the injector wiring to run them though the gaps in the runners. A right PITA if you have massive hands with fat fingers like me.

 

WTF is going on with that TB bracket?

 

Lyndon.

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