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Corn Its whats for boost
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since you are already a DOHC it isn't that hard. (you have a base 3K right?)
The main changes are resistors on the ground wires of each injector. Hole cut for IC pipe on driver's side. Install an SAFC2 and TT fuel pump. That's about it for the hard stuff. You can use your stock harness and ECU. You can change out the ECU for a TT ECU, then you don't need the SAFC and you will gain power from better In Boost mapping.
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I mean really people, this forum is for discussion (so I thought). This car has been gone, out of production for almost 10 years. There is little new to discover anymore. So obviously most of the questions asked are going to seem and be repetitive. Be patient. ![]()
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