Forge Motorsports Diverter Valves
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thanks Sir bought some Bailey's on your recomendation. If you are in Europe this is probably the cheapest place
Shortly I'll post some pics of my new Gemballa 340MM tiptronic steerng wheel (not cheap) and my TT exhaust rebuild with only 2 * 100 Cell cats instead of 4 * 400 cell
thanks Sir bought some Bailey's on your recomendation. If you are in Europe this is probably the cheapest place
Shortly I'll post some pics of my new Gemballa 340MM tiptronic steerng wheel (not cheap) and my TT exhaust rebuild with only 2 * 100 Cell cats instead of 4 * 400 cell
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I did some research before buying them and the Baileys turned out to be better...
I did some research before buying them and the Baileys turned out to be better...
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I cant find a link but there was an article on respoinse time and how much boost can be held etc...Although FOrge and Bailey were first and second - the Baileys won
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The Forge's used to require maintenance every few thousand miles, I don't know if that has changed. The Bailey's don't require any at all. If you ever have any problems with the Bailey's, return them for a new set.
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