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Fitting a 20v 98 head to a 20v 99 engine

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Re: Fitting a 20v 98 head to a 20v 99 engine

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I have a 1999 V70 T5 US market with the VVT solenoid and ETB, so it looks like this did make it to the NA market in 1999. Mfg date was 11-1998
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abscate wrote:I have a 1999 V70 T5 US market with the VVT solenoid and ETB, so it looks like this did make it to the NA market in 1999. Mfg date was 11-1998
We tend to have strange terminology here on MVS :lol: When we say NA we mean Naturally Aspirated. CVVT was not fitted to '99 NA or non-turbo USA or Australian cars.
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