ECSTuning
04-09-2012, 05:08 PM
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Don't wait for valves and pistons to bang heads in the dark. Avoid costly engine damage caused when a broken timing belt wreaks havoc inside your engine. Our Stage 1 kits includes the minimum service requirement: a new belt and tensioner. A good start. Not satisfied with a minimalist approach? Install confidence with our more complete Stage 2 kit that builds on Stage 1 by adding a water pump and thermostat, cam seal, tensioner spring, and BMW coolant. Either way, if your t-belt is older than 60,000 miles or six years, you're running on borrowed time.
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Don't wait for valves and pistons to bang heads in the dark. Avoid costly engine damage caused when a broken timing belt wreaks havoc inside your engine. Our Stage 1 kits includes the minimum service requirement: a new belt and tensioner. A good start. Not satisfied with a minimalist approach? Install confidence with our more complete Stage 2 kit that builds on Stage 1 by adding a water pump and thermostat, cam seal, tensioner spring, and BMW coolant. Either way, if your t-belt is older than 60,000 miles or six years, you're running on borrowed time.
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Do it right or do it righter, but do it!
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