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PostPosted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 6:54 pm 
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Just a quick question. If I were to remove the coolant fitting on the drivers side of the head with a blanking plate would this reduce coolant flow considerably? Just trying to simplify engine bay as much as possibly.

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You don't really need that hot outlet unless running either a heater, or an aux radiator.

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Okay great. I was using it for my old inlet manifold but won't need it with my new one. Thanks for that.

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