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The Groove on Alfa Romeo 166 13 Aug 2012 07:11 #1

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Hello. Several days ago a guy called me to ask if I do mods on Alfa-Romeo 166 2.5. Unfortunately I have no practice with this car. has anyone done Alfas' or know anything about the compatibility of our Groove with this car? Should I try to do it? I'd be grateful for the information.

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Re: The Groove on Alfa Romeo 166 14 Aug 2012 04:24 #2

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Hi Power-Center. I don't know anything about Alfa Romeo's per se. Is it injected or carbureted? Give us some more info...

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Re: The Groove on Alfa Romeo 166 14 Aug 2012 20:31 #3

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Well I unfortunately haven't seen the car, because that guy just called me on a phone to ask if I do the mods on Alfa Romeo. And he asked me to check if this car has ever been modified in order to be sure he'll get a good result.

As I know it has ordinary injection, no carburetor.

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Re: The Groove on Alfa Romeo 166 15 Aug 2012 12:12 #4

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This is the most common question I face, and the resistance is futile!

In fact, all opposing thrust systems (which is every gasoline engine I have ever seen) will benefit from The Groove if properly applied. It matters not one iota who the manufacturer is.

Of course, intake manifold designs may have an effect, but those with poor designs will still experience gains, although maybe not in MPG's.

Remember the three rules and Do the MODS!

We all are anxious to hear of the first Alfa being done!

Ron

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