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neither would a ITR intake manifold fit the GSR's tried it myself, replacing the stock intake mani on a GSR with a skunk2 frees up intake breathing over the snail-shelled dual butterfly one, but since your going to replace it with a single-butterfly one, your ecu wont know this so i would recommend you adjust it(mainly your vtec crossover needs to be raised to like 5700 or 5800rpm) if your running a stock ecu....
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