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Old 04-07-2005, 03:32 PM   #4
Fat0eknee
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Default Re: Stroker 347

is it a 347 with stock heads? ..if so you can still run the 19lb'ers no problem - there are a bunch of mass air meters out there it depends on how deep your wallet is ...i really wouldnt go all out on just a meter though

im not sure on what brands are the best ..i had a pro-m and it was ok i guess
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