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Old 01-24-2001, 01:07 AM   #1
Shotgun28
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Since when do you need a spacer for a FPR? I have never heard of this and second after reading a post about the Nitrous in a bag kit, I am really thinking of getting it, would either still work as well with some mild nitrous application, 50-75 max? Another good point is about the egr spacer, the Cobra intake doesn't need one, one less thing to worry about..I saw that the Trick Flow intake also come in all black with Trick Flow in silver looked sweet. Any ideas?

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