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true but the cheap ones tend to be past their best, plus the neck needs chopping and turning to work with the 182 upper inlet (wouldn't fit on a log manifold so you'd run the meg manifold)
Had a focus with a lazy map sensor, absolute ball ache to diagnose/confirm it was lazy!!!!
Throw it on the boat, I'll pick it up from the terminal and throw it back on the boat when it's fixed ?
compression was high on it, was starting to det top end so chris had to pull timing on it. speaking to him this morning saying possibly head skimmed on it? either way still a stonking car, just a shame we didn't have a before graph for it. that's the downside to having to turn it round in a day...
is that all the wife lets you do ?
to be serious for a mo, you'd be surprised how many companies buy from euro. get a good discount and they are cheaper than EVERYONE on powerflex, h&r, milltek etc...
BUT the retailer should of spotted the wrong injector, especially with the euro sticker on...
also about to start playing with exhaust cam timing on 197 cams as well to see what difference that makes. got two cars i've already done that i'll be using so we've got a direct comparison for any gains/changes.
Not cheap that's for sure. The way they say about gains and big it up you'd th9nk the matched inlets were the biggest part of it!!
Not actually had one on a sniffer yet but will do at some point even if it's just out of curiosity.