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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Just completed installing Kevin's UMW Stage 2 turbo kit. Actually a fun and rewarding project. No stripped bolts or catastrophes. Started last Sunday, working a few hours after work each night. (OK, a few too late evenings, but it was good bonding time.) Had the flash done right after purchase in June, which was 4,000 miles ago. Now, for the next stage! Unfortunately our local roads have been adulterated with Magnesium Chloride (deicer), so it will be a hard wait for the road test. Thanks Mike and Kevin for your help. The FPR would have been difficult to find were it not for Mike�s diy photos and narrative. Will update after I get the remapping done, break in, and boost on!!!

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Meant to post the above on the 996 turbo page, but, the job included spark plug and oil change and more. It is fun working on these cars, especially when the roads are too nasty to drive.

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