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PostPosted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 9:38 pm 
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Take out the studs from the back of the head while the engine is in the car if you are having trouble fitting/removing the extractors.

Thats all I did when I changed the exhaust on a previous mini. There was enough room with the studs, so I removed them to remove the exhaust, and put them back in once I had the extractors back in the right position.

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Thought I would brighten up the new extractors..

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That`ll give you at least 5hp! :D

Nice!

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That`ll give you at least 5hp!

That all... Maybe I should have painted them red instead???


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