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Good price for dealer work!
I just checked, the duct kit is only for the S's...sorry.
I would check with MINI on the price for the power steering fan mod....I seem to remember that they said that it took a few hours to do....I saw the instruction on Motoring file I think a few years back....might not be easy...but it seemed somewhat doable for a reasonable DIY'er.
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