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Old 08-09-2002, 02:02 AM   #1
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When i said i had chaged my mind i was only joking. PKRWUD wasn't trying to help you do it, he was trying to help you see that it its not possible. Like someone else already said, if your looking for power in a bottle, you might want to look at nitrous. A simple dry kit is practicle and relatively inexpensive way to boost your HP when compared to other types of power adders.
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