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Oh agreed, but whats the point of waiting to post results of product X when you've made it into product Y by changing it. In other words, you dont want
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Oh agreed, but whats the point of waiting to post results of product X when you've made it into product Y by changing it. In other words, you dont want to post results of the original kit as it came, you're waiting until you change things?
Anyway, I understand what You mean... I've been scheming to get 8psi at 2500rpm all the way through to redline steady. Just don't know if its possible yet. Last edited by AK370Z; 10-14-2010 at 01:24 AM. Reason: ak |
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