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Old 03-03-2001, 11:45 AM   #2
QuantumMotorsports
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As far as the computer goes, I drove around with a auto computer and a T5 for a long time. It did no real damage, however, the car did some weird things. Like, if you were driving along and you just put the clutch pedal down, the engine would stay reved up at about 2k for a while and then decide to settle down to idle. The starter index plate is a must. As well as the pivot ball, which should have come with your bellhousing.

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