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d-jet fun 140-160

posted by  Chris Mullet on  Wed Mar 7 01:12 CST 2007
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Every once in a while, without fail, someone with a d-jet car will post a message that they are throwing in the towel and converting to carbs. I always try to talk them out of it. A little reading-up about the system and it all starts to make sense. There are some folks here on this BB that know quite a bit about the system. BTW, d-jet was also used by VW and Porsche back in that era. You can generally find more info about it on the web written by the Porsche enthusiasts. It's all relavent.






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