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Old 02-20-2002, 10:56 PM   #9
MiracleMax
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The aftermarket intakes feature more balanced airflow from runner to runner (way better than the FRPP stuff anyways). Even though the stock heads are a bottleneck, the better balance in airflow will free up some power across the RPM range (more than the increased airflow, this is where you probably see the gain from).

anywhosit get a plan together before you buy parts
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