325 air flow meter needed for 2.7L?
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Guest
I am doing the eta block with 320 head conversion. I have 325 inlet manifold and throttle body, but do I also need the air flow meter?
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Ant
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fraid so dude
dont pay mega Ԛ£Ã”šÃ‚£ for one though
dont pay mega Ԛ£Ã”šÃ‚£ for one though
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Guest
Hiya Ant. I thought as much, I've seen a 1990 one for sale at Ԛ£25. Good price?
I am "Eddiejt" from the old forum btw (bought the eta lump off you)
I am "Eddiejt" from the old forum btw (bought the eta lump off you)
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E30Adam
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Thats about the going rate!
2.8 Litre M20 powered - Essen Sie meinen Staub biatch
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Ant
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I'd guessed from the location Edd, howz it all going ???
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Well I've got the 320 MOT'd so that's the first step out the way. But I'm not gonna tackle the conversion until the spring, don't have the luxury of a nice warm garage 
. So at the mo I'm just trying to gather together all the parts, and gen up on it all.
Don't worry you'll hear all about it when I get going, I'm sure of it. A lot of questions - you have been warned lol.
. So at the mo I'm just trying to gather together all the parts, and gen up on it all. Don't worry you'll hear all about it when I get going, I'm sure of it. A lot of questions - you have been warned lol.