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Factory compression ratios have been creaping up over the last ten years. All along the way, people have said that you won't be able to use nitrous or forced induction
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06-18-2009, 09:53 AM
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Factory compression ratios have been creaping up over the last ten years. All along the way, people have said that you won't be able to use nitrous or forced induction with the higher ratios but they always do.
I don't know if this motor will handle nitrous or not, but the compression ratio alone dosen't eliminate that capability. |
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