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Old 12-18-2013, 10:24 AM   #107 (permalink)
Chuck33079
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Originally Posted by dragonbreath View Post
I have always been an advocate for DIY if you have the means to do so for that reason. You never know when you will have minor hiccups, and its best to know your way around your car so you can resolve any issues yourself, rather than have to take it somewhere and pay money.

How was the electrical during the install? Im pretty well rounded mechanically, but im retarded when it comes to electrical.


Something like this I'd DIY in a heartbeat. It looks like a fun project. I farmed out my TT kit because I had no desire to drop the motor and tap the head and oil pan. Good job on this one making it DIY friendly. That's a substantial cost savings there.
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