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Date:         Fri, 9 Oct 1998 15:38:05 -0400
Reply-To:     John Anderson <janderson@IOLINC.NET>
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From:         John Anderson <janderson@IOLINC.NET>
Subject:      Re: Using gas inline 4 manifold
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>easier with two sets. There was also apparently at one time a tool which >used a screw to expand the spring, but I was told that this tool has been >phased out.

That tool is still commonly available in the aftermarket, about $20. The wedge type OEM tool is scary IMHO. Regardless this is a horrible power robbing manifold anyway round and should not be considered for conversion or any use. First thing to be thrown away in any '81-'88? FWD VW looking for about 10 more honest hp.

John janderson@iolinc.net


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