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Originally Posted by brucelidat Hard as in things will need to be modified or just a tricky game of Tetris? Also how hard is it to change the pulley once

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Hard as in things will need to be modified or just a tricky game of Tetris?

Also how hard is it to change the pulley once the kit is installed?

The hear exchanger isn't that hard the crash bar you'll have to reinstall upside down, LOL,

If you like driving the car leave the pulley alone. Anything over 9 PSI, people have had issue, Lost motors. :/.

most of it has to do with the MAF locations on the kit, theres info on here and I'm one of the unlucky ones who lost their motor.
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