EJ20 designation.
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I did a bit of googling and found the answer...
Seems they are only turbo lumps (which is good), reason I ask is because I thought of the only possible reason someone may have deliberately connected the diagnostics connectors to reduce the boost: The engine is a high comp. N/A block.
Seems they are only turbo lumps (which is good), reason I ask is because I thought of the only possible reason someone may have deliberately connected the diagnostics connectors to reduce the boost: The engine is a high comp. N/A block.
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