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07-14-2001, 10:35 PM
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Location: Philadelphia
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X-pipe or H-pipe?
I was wondering if anyone knows 0-60 and 1/4 mile times for a stock 96 GT 5-speed couple?
also, would a "racing level, smog illegal" k&n cold air intake as well as an x-pipe be 'too much' for the 4.6 liter? My friends say I'll get some hp but loose torque. Should i just go with a normal cold air intake and h-pipe? thanks for any help p.s. the k&n non-street use k&n air intake is about $100 cheaper than the street legal one, and gives more hp supposedly |
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