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05-24-2003, 05:13 PM
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The Eaton SC and the Vortech SC provide different types of power curves. The Eaton will provide boost sooner and replaces the plastic intake. That's the way I would probably go.
Vortech makes a lot of SC's and I've never heard of anyone with problems. It will build power in the upper RPMs, but I still think I'd take the Eaton over it. |
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