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2H extractors

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2H extractors

Post by toyotroop »

What sort of dollars am i looking at for a set, and what sort of change
in power would i be getting? Would a new filter need to be fitted? if so whats the best filter to use?
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Post by joel HJ60 »

Power increase will be very minimal. The engine will rev freer tho. No filter will have to be changed?

I scored a second hand set for $80, new will set you back $250. Just make sure there for the correct model (45, 60 series etc) as the extractors are different for the same engine.
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Post by dogbreath_48 »

I had a set on my 75. It definitely produced more torque high in the rev range and seemed to rev more smoothly, but i found it actually had less just off idle (where i like it) - to the point the car could be a PITA to get off the line.

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