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How are people fitting the Ljet intake manifolds to work with 2.0L heads? FWIW this will be on my 2056.
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Genuine curiosity: why? Rebuiliding a 1.8L with 2L heads and that's what you have? How will you tune for the airflow difference?
My interest comes from the FI system. I've got Microquirt on my 2L using DJet induction and I've been curious of the LJet induction would flow more air (I would not use the MAF). I thought about getting an LJet induction and trying it out. |
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