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I highly recommend buying the turnkey kit because I feel that you will save more money in the long run, and it has everything you need. Go to GTM's site
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I highly recommend buying the turnkey kit because I feel that you will save more money in the long run, and it has everything you need. Go to GTM's site and see what the difference is between the two. As Red6spd stated, it would be a good idea to upgrade your clutch during the install. I also recommend buying some good non-resonated test pipes (not the Art test pipes because of filter fittament issues and such). The last things I recommend are, finding a good installer/tuner, having plenty of patience, and at least 5 grand on top your proposed FI budget just in case things don't go as planned. I made this brief because there is plenty of info for you to research out there. Good luck, and keep us updated!
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