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Old 03-23-2006, 07:28 PM
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Oh and compression is more reliable than boost you dont have to deal with excessive IAT's you just need good tuning and 93 octane
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I wouldn't be against 12:1, it needs more compression.

Without knowing a whole lot on the subject though, 60 sounds like a lot of material.
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well i dont know quite how much i am willing to go yet but i guess we'll see.
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