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OEM belts are manufactured by gates, just stick to that.
There are 2 diff belt kits yes, but the only diff is 1 idler, and one kit will not fit the other.
take of the oil filler cap and look at the cam lobe. OEM cams have the lobes interference fit onto a seperate shaft where aftermarket cams are all from a solid blank.
closest anybody has parked to me is my dad, and he placed his car about 8" inside the original designers postition for the front wing. So pretty close. lol
As with any modern motor, forged components, cast pistons. Tolerances are consistent, they have to be as oversize and undersize bearings are not available through renault.
The crank will take just about anything you throw at it within reason, it has nice strong radius fillets with a raised...
Cyclone filtration systems are old, he's just the first one to use it in a vacuum.
Vokes ltd and Donaldson Co. inc have produced cyclone filters since 1953 or there abouts.
I wont be releasing it here stage by stage unfortunately, but the details will be available in another one of my build articles on my website when complete.
Not sure on japan, but in HK we all had 30mb lines when i was but a boy searching for p**n, then last time i went back in 2003 everybody had 100mb setups.
So i cant see japan being worse off as their infrastructure is more advanced, even more so korea!
first thing is to make sure you get some proper brake hoses made rather than those which come with the kit.
The correct chassis side union and length will make installations 20 million times simpler and faster.
Jon,
I dont think mark ever said GDI copied my brackets, as nobody has seen my brackets........so that is quite impossible.
And i'm sorry to say it, as much as i can respect you as a decent and nice bloke, i wont be shooting myself in the foot.
We have had the bodies for a good while...