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NA-T auto ffim is it possible


rg500

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Kickdown works without the cable attached from what I remember testing on the last NA-T with a FFIM i did. However I think that cable tells the box to do something with line pressure? David P is the best person to ask about NA box and how it works. Also, an NA-T with stock NA autobox is not going to last long, so if you are going for more than 300hp/300ft.lbs then you might want to consider a DavidP hybrid box or a manual conversion.

 

Otherwise the FFIM install is pretty straight forward, no different to putting one on a TT.

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The hardest part is faffing with the power steering res.

 

Dont buy any fittings until you mock up the manifold and see if you need a 90 or 45 degree fitting.

 

The TT uses a 45 degree but you may need a more expensive 90 degree one.

 

You'll also need to move your battery.

 

Dont forget your IACV if you arent using an ECU that can delete it.

 

I can also highly advise on spending out on a decent throttle body. Whifbitz put an electronic one on mine in the end.

 

Harness cover also needs to be removed for a lot of it and injector clips may need wires extending. You'll find all this out on the mock up though I'm sure.

 

Not auto related. But hope it helps :)

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