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Old 06-14-03, 02:09 PM
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Can somebody help me locate this bad boy...im looking for some free power and someone said this would free up some if i removed it and clogged it. But im having trouble locating it......pictures would help too
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Should be on the back of the LIM facing the firewall. Unless NA's are different from turbos *shrug*. But you arent going to get any power from taking it off.
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are you sure I woudlnt get any pwoer from taking it off?
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Yes. Mine was completely blocked with carbon when I took my manifolds off.
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Originally posted by dr0x
Should be on the back of the LIM facing the firewall. Unless NA's are different from turbos *shrug*. But you arent going to get any power from taking it off.
N/A's are in a different spot.
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Arent they on the top of the rear rotor housing?
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Arent they on the top of the rear rotor housing?
Yes they are on the rear plate I believe.
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got a pciture of some sort or a really detailed description of how to get to it, im car illterate
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Are you kidding?? as long as you get s chrome or gold block off plate it is like 10 whp. I myself have an APC block-off plate that is like 10000 rwhp but that is only cuz I am a serious racer y0.


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Darn. The EGR on a n/t is on the very top of the intermediate housing. Under the dynamic chamber. No gains to be made at all.
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