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HP wise there's really no difference the good thing about the berk's that the stillen does not have is the extended O2 sensor.. this helps prevent CEL's due to higher
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HP wise there's really no difference the good thing about the berk's that the stillen does not have is the extended O2 sensor.. this helps prevent CEL's due to higher flow of exhaust fumes.
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