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Intake manifolds
I didn't do the clearancing, but Drew used a heavy object to dent it enough
for it to clear. This is on my MkI, not sure if a MkII would even have the
same issues. But there's no hole, it isn't massacred or anything. OTOH, it
doesn't fit in its natural state. The fifth injector is a royal bicth to
get out though, OTOH, the AAV is MUCH easier to get at. Six of one, half
dozen of the other, I had both items on and off a lot during the quest for
the cause of arschlaufen. Oh, and if you do the Fox intake? Grab the rubber
hoses to the AAV.
Cathy
On 10:15 am 12/27/06 Neptuno <neptunonc@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Did you cut into the rain tray to fit the 5 injector in the stock fox
> placement? if not have you had issues with it rubbing?
>
> El T
>
> C Boyko wrote:
> Well, dispite the fact that I'm working really hard to upgrade
> the vastness of the butt dyno this holiday season, you know I don't
> trust it at all. Even quarter mile times can be deceptive, they vary
> quite a bit. Dynojet's not perfect, but it's better than my butt, so
> that's what I go by.
>
> Cathy
> dynoed 97.7 whp with the Fox manifold
> 66.6 with the stock one, all things being (not very) equal
> There really IS no replacement... :)
>
>
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