CDF classic brake stopper
10 March 2008, 08:51 PM
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I fitted mine a little while back. From memory, it was all done by looking at some pictures, there were no written instructions as such. The best way is to find a picture of one installed, and work from that. It took a bit of figuring out but I got it in the end.
11 March 2008, 03:11 AM
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i found this image, not sure if its any help?
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i found this image, not sure if its any help?
11 March 2008, 09:23 PM
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Yes that siren will definitely need moving. On the other hand, wouldn't we all have a roomy engine bay without that inlet manifold cluttering the place up? IIRC I didn't need to drill any new holes or anything for my brake stopper, they were all there already.
What is that you're sticking on there, a TD05/06-20G?
What is that you're sticking on there, a TD05/06-20G?
11 March 2008, 09:38 PM
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Yes that siren will definitely need moving. On the other hand, wouldn't we all have a roomy engine bay without that inlet manifold cluttering the place up? IIRC I didn't need to drill any new holes or anything for my brake stopper, they were all there already.
What is that you're sticking on there, a TD05/06-20G?
What is that you're sticking on there, a TD05/06-20G?
mayb
i was replacing the turbo inlet pipe as it was broken, and giving the inlet manifold a new coat of red paint, as most of it had flaked off
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