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With a prefab kit you will loose some adjustability because the lines will come precut and they might have a specifically designed bracket that only mounts one way. If you
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05-23-2012, 12:46 PM
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With a prefab kit you will loose some adjustability because the lines will come precut and they might have a specifically designed bracket that only mounts one way.
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I did not plan out all my mods either, before install. I needed a special bracket to relocate the oil cooler when the intakes went on. Further delays occured when I but in brake cooling ducts.
It all fit but if I had planned it all out in advance it would have behoved me.
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Well i'm trying to plan ahead... can't get a yes / no answer from anybody.
AEM says: They have no idea if they both can fit. Z1 says: They haven't heard of any issues installing both. So i'm really at a loss here, suggestions welcome!
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I do not know how much bigger, if at all, your parts are vs mine but I feel quite confident by waiting to install these together you will be fine. One of the limiting factors for me was how much extra oil line I had to play with to the O/C already connected. My signiture with mods shows the order as well. Oil cooler first. Note intakes come much later. And cooling ducts were very recent.
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