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Old 12-25-14, 11:20 PM
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bye bye rats nest.

Most likely going to get rid of the "rats nest". Really just looking to make the engine bay more simple and clean. I know there is no performance "upgrade" and that gas mileage drops, but I'm looking for tips and opinions about removing the "rats nest". Thanks and merry Christmas.
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There is a link to a really good write-up in the frequently asked questions thread
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I clicked the link and it lead my phone to download it and kept saying download unsuccessful...
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Old 12-26-14, 05:51 PM
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So let me ask, if you know there is no added performance, starting the engine can be more difficult, and the fuel mileage drops, why remove it then? For looks? A clean original unmodified FB is far more impressive than one with removed components.
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Originally Posted by mazdaverx713b
A clean original unmodified FB is far more impressive than one with removed components.
I think that's a matter of opinion but in regards to removing the rats nest, I might have to agree with you.
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