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Its made by Dailey Engineering. You can find it on their own website here: VQ-37 Dailey makes a fine product. While I have not used it on a VQ application,

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Its made by Dailey Engineering. You can find it on their own website here: VQ-37

Dailey makes a fine product. While I have not used it on a VQ application, I have used it on a Viper V10 and it was top notch. They are unfortunately on the extreme end of pricing. Keep in mind the additional components required (oil tank, expensive large AN plumbing).
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