TGV delete
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From: Coleford
TGV delete
Sorry if there's a million threads on this already I'm a relative newcomer.
Just looking through RCM website and stumbled across the TGV delete kit as a concept. Anyone done this? Noticed any difference in performance?
Just looking through RCM website and stumbled across the TGV delete kit as a concept. Anyone done this? Noticed any difference in performance?
Loads of ways of doing it
From 1 piece manifolds to taking out your existing generator valves & porting the blocks to buying already delete blocks such as Grimm speed ,advanced automotive or RCM
If your running over 400 & exercising your engines capability & up scaling your build yeah go for it ...
If not / put your time & money into a mod that's more worthwhile & cost effective for results & value
From 1 piece manifolds to taking out your existing generator valves & porting the blocks to buying already delete blocks such as Grimm speed ,advanced automotive or RCM
If your running over 400 & exercising your engines capability & up scaling your build yeah go for it ...
If not / put your time & money into a mod that's more worthwhile & cost effective for results & value
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From: Coleford
You're right, that is good advice. Thank you. I was just messing.
Loads of ways of doing it
From 1 piece manifolds to taking out your existing generator valves & porting the blocks to buying already delete blocks such as Grimm speed ,advanced automotive or RCM
If your running over 400 & exercising your engines capability & up scaling your build yeah go for it ...
If not / put your time & money into a mod that's more worthwhile & cost effective for results & value
From 1 piece manifolds to taking out your existing generator valves & porting the blocks to buying already delete blocks such as Grimm speed ,advanced automotive or RCM
If your running over 400 & exercising your engines capability & up scaling your build yeah go for it ...
If not / put your time & money into a mod that's more worthwhile & cost effective for results & value
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