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Old 01-28-2007, 02:46 AM   #144 (permalink)
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well i bought the 60 trim i was asking what would be the thread size for the oil feed line? i also bought a xtremeboost tubular manifold he has the flange for the wga threaded. now i would also have to have the outlet threaded as well for the dump tube for the wga.. and also could i buy a dump tube seperate? i have the o2 housing and exaust manifold. i know also i have to get gaskets for the turbo and would like to know which ones i need to buy.. thanks
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SRT-4 is built in the US with 84% US content.
A New 06-07 Mustang is built in the US with 64% US content and does not legally qualify to use the term "Made in the USA". How's that for an import? Stock turbo/ 3'cai, 3"O2 housing, 3"DP, AGP WGA, mild port head w/3angle valve job w/crane springs retainers,2.0 cams w/fidanza gears, ED hard pipes, hks bov,fullybuilt ported 55mm tb. thats just the begining
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