Install evo dump valves
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I have the instructions for the EVO stainless dump valves to go in a 996TTS. While they sound OK, before I embark on it I would just like a quick check that this is something that an intelligent person should be able to do on their own without screwing up the engine. It seems like the main thing is to take time while doing it.
(in the absence of an intelligent person, I will have to do...)
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simple to do. They are direct replacements for the factory ones. You will need a pair of pliers, philips screw driver, and some socket wrenches. It is a straight foward replacement.
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Originally Posted by vividracing
simple to do. They are direct replacements for the factory ones. You will need a pair of pliers, philips screw driver, and some socket wrenches. It is a straight foward replacement.