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Yes, bypassing the pairs of lines at each throttle body would get the coolant out of the TB at least. I figure if you're gonna do it, may as well
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Yes, bypassing the pairs of lines at each throttle body would get the coolant out of the TB at least. I figure if you're gonna do it, may as well go all the way and get those extra hoses out of the engine bay completely.
And no, I didn't feel any difference driving, and neither will you. It's a very tiny mod performance-wise, which might occasionally help your intake air temps by a very a small amount. |
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