ej20tt
- Outback bloke
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It is quite simple if you are pretty good with tools and have a decent know how with your car. I don't think I would suggest it for a person that doesn't do a great deal of work on their own cars.
Buying a TT front cut is the most obvious (read best) way to go. You get all the parts you will need and you can also hear it running before you fit it to your car.
We have done quite a few of them and could help out if need be. Are you in Qld?
Buying a TT front cut is the most obvious (read best) way to go. You get all the parts you will need and you can also hear it running before you fit it to your car.
We have done quite a few of them and could help out if need be. Are you in Qld?
- Outback bloke
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