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Dyno numbers vary so much that the small gain you Might get from these would be impossible to verify. If you just want something that can be reused and that
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Dyno numbers vary so much that the small gain you Might get from these would be impossible to verify. If you just want something that can be reused and that you feel may be higher quality go with them. But I wouldn't buy them as a power upgrade.
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