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05-30-2002, 07:39 PM
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I dont know if you have ever seen an extrude honed intake or not UNIT but it takes "A ***** LOAD" of material out. After extrude honing there is no room for porting. It cost $600.00 for a reason, I would much rather have a stock extrude honed intake than the one I got.
After I bought my intake I seen an extrude honed stock intake. The runners on it were way bigger than the runners on my GT-40 and were smooth as glass. I was impressed Later,
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