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Thanks for the write up. Although it's more expensive it looks like the Nismo unit is easier to install as they locate it on the drivers side which means you
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Thanks for the write up.
Although it's more expensive it looks like the Nismo unit is easier to install as they locate it on the drivers side which means you don't have to relocate the PS Cooler. I guess you could do the same with the Stillen unit if you used custom length oil lines. |
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