Robert Trottmann wrote:
>
> So were the instructions included enough, even for us non-mechanical people?
>
> Detailed writeup?
> Thanks,
> Robert
>
> Alan Short wrote:
>
> > Well, the kid in me just wouldn't wait. Today at lunch, I installed the
> > F&B T/B. It was super easy. The performance #'s are still up in the air
> > as I haven't borrowed the G-tech yet,but,by the seat of the pantsometer,
> > I'd say it did some good. Not astounding, but noticable. I'm thinking
> > I'm in the middle hp gains wise, maybe 15-20? Driveability wasn't
> > affected, it behaves as it did stock. WOT seems stronger.Overall first
> > impressions are good, definately worth the 90.00. I've spent more and
> > seen less HP from at least 1 mod I can think of.MHO. Alan S.
Yes, super easy for anyone. There is a list of tools you'll need
included in the step by step instructions. I believe if you have the
intelligence to assemble the proper tools and read the entire
instruction sheet before installing the T/B, you're already more than
half way done. Alan S.
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