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Item: Blitz DD

Fits: RB25 Standard Plumbing, or RB20 Standard Plumbing

Price - $230 ono

Condition: Like new

Working: Yes, Perfect

Adjustable - Completely Adjustable, tighten or loosen

Sound Good? Definately... Best one I've heard yet.

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Post here or Email me on [email protected] with offers

I will usually reply after 5:30pm.

Thanks

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without talking shit, I think this is one of the louder ones on the market.

Also depends on the amount of boost you are running too. Was loud and had a cool sound on my car. Was running 10psi

I was very happy with it.

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nope. Didn't make mine stall. Just tighten it up and you'll be fine.

If your car starts stalling, clean the aac valve.

I'm in Mackay, North QLD.

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its a little motorised valve on the intake plenum. They get chocked up and sometimes don't open fast enough to let enough air in to allow the car to idle smoothly, in turn, stalling \ overfuelling the car.

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