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Originally Posted by noboostedEGo
They look like worn out tennish shoes to me.... ???
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Updated pic later. :)
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i wonder if you would still lose power with a k&n filter
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Haha, those things are balla
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I like your shoes. and your "ram air" induction there, too bad theres a big nasty snail on the end of that pipe, could have taken advantage of that low pressure up front. ;D
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Originally Posted by Chiovnidca
I'm gonna guess 190hp on mine. Been running a used greddy kit for nearly five years.
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Originally Posted by Walter
yep..sure.. :D that SOHC with that "kit" turbo.. do you think he really are making that power?
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My buddy piped up a fresh air intake with a velocity stack out of the driver's side headlight. He says it helps, but what do you guys think? Does it really work that well?
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