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Old 10th March 2010, 19:18   #154
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Originally Posted by xxo0pko0xx View Post
i think that inlet is great and diffrence shows a diffrent side to the car

may sound like a silly question but why you going to/ are running c2 parts? is it that theyre more suitable to the powers of boost
I think the C2 inlet flows better and should cope with repeated boost better than a plastic inlet - hence being more reliable

The c2 head has larger inlet valves, so in theory it should flow more air = more power.

The c2 camshaft covers are a bit pimp, but do have their own replaceable seals, and they have a breather for each camshaft so I don't need the head breather (not on the c2 head) that returns to the sump
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