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nice work, looks great, water bridge can be done with intake in place, but I wouldn't recommend if you have not had those bolts out before, access is very poor and they tend to seize in the block, so need careful / not angled removal / heat etc.
once you have done putting the intake back 2-3 times it gets easy (IMG:style_emoticons/default/chair.gif) |
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