AdamD19DFK8
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- First Name
- Adam
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- Jul 11, 2019
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- 2020 FK8 Type R, 2007 Civic Si Sedan
With the stock inlet, it was a little more than an hour including assembly of parts before getting into the engine bay. The most time was due to the hose, but I loosened up the inlet bolts to give it some play.
Reinstallation for putting on the titanium inlet was much easier due to being able to break it all down into pieces.
More than 2 months in and I still have all my side panel screws! Didn't use loctite I just uggaduggad the every living crap out of the screws with my impact. (Slowly to not strip out the heads)
Reinstallation for putting on the titanium inlet was much easier due to being able to break it all down into pieces.
More than 2 months in and I still have all my side panel screws! Didn't use loctite I just uggaduggad the every living crap out of the screws with my impact. (Slowly to not strip out the heads)
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