old trust fmic injector holes
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i was thinking alex lol ; ) why dont we just cut that section out and put a bov tube there wit the bov flange on it cus since it dont have it wat u guys think good or no???????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????
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sumthing like this but less cheap lookin lol
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the kit has/had aluminum things in there to block it off
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you could always just put a bolt in the end of some hose and hold it on with a hose clip on both ends or better yet just run some hose between the two holes and just clamp it on there. cheap and easy, and really ghetto
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Originally Posted by NZ_87_TURBO
you could always just put a bolt in the end of some hose and hold it on with a hose clip on both ends or better yet just run some hose between the two holes and just clamp it on there. cheap and easy, and really ghetto
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its gona be the simpleest most cost efective way to do it it you odnt hve acess to a welder and it means its still there if you ever wana use them. you could pump some nos foggers into there for good measure
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