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Old 01-26-2008, 11:32 AM   #7
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Default Re: any words on the kenne bell?

if you can get the KB car to hook, the centrifugal will fall behind out of the gate and be forced to play catch up. And the KB does not loose any real pressure, it just does not gain like a centrifugal. Get through the gears by shifting at optimal points and that gain out of the gate will likely be REAL hard to catch, forcing the cent to rpm to make the power to catch up. Makes for mistakes by the driver and broken parts.
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