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    4" FWI, and a old Motor Sports Performance PCM tray.



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    Quote Originally Posted by monsterjam5000 View Post
    Didn't want to start a new thread so I thought I would ask here. I just bought the car and have not done anything yet to the suspension My question is are the suspension componets greaseable or how do you maintain them
    Anybody don't want to start a new thread
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    You're in a thread about a FWI and Computer. START A NEW THREAD! I know you created the thread but let this one die and start new man. No ones going to come to a FWI thread to help with a suspension question. And Parts of the suspension is greasable if you replace parts with greaseable parts.
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    Cool all that talk just to tell me what I wanted to no give me yor paypal so I can send you your cool piont a1 big guy
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    wow
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    Not trying to be a dick but he gave me the answer I was looking for so the question was not worth making a new thread. All the bs was not need when people have a question they ask you answer if you don't know the answer don't post anything
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    I've got my PCM laying between the FWI and the coolant recovery tank. I don't think my MPG went down at all. What I don't like is that the PCM is getting all the heat from the coolant tank. I've put some rubber sheets and hoses as spacers in between, but it still gets hot. What can I use as a heat shield or is there a write up on how to make a home made heat shield here? I've looked around but haven't found any.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Juanmiguel View Post
    I've got my PCM laying between the FWI and the coolant recovery tank. I don't think my MPG went down at all. What I don't like is that the PCM is getting all the heat from the coolant tank. I've put some rubber sheets and hoses as spacers in between, but it still gets hot. What can I use as a heat shield or is there a write up on how to make a home made heat shield here? I've looked around but haven't found any.
    move the coolant tank.
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