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This will be much easier to install than any s/c kit, and there are not slipping belts to worry about. Not to mention the torque. I have no idea if
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This will be much easier to install than any s/c kit, and there are not slipping belts to worry about. Not to mention the torque.
I have no idea if this kit would fit a RHD. You Aussies need to figure things out and start driving on the right side of the road...  . Is the started on the left side or the right side of the engine?[/QUOTE] hahaha yeah yeah... not sure will have to check, pretty sure everything is the same place for motor, just steering components on other side obviously, when you get closer with a completed kit, can provide some photo's from above/below the car if it will help, I'll check where all your piping runs as well and see if it could collide with anything. Cheers for the answer, guess we will wait and see for now
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