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Originally Posted by john370z I believe you did tell me that. That is great advice. I am looking to kill that drone under med-hard acceleration found between the 3K-5K RPM

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Old 06-19-2009, 12:30 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I believe you did tell me that. That is great advice. I am looking to kill that drone under med-hard acceleration found between the 3K-5K RPM range. Do you think removing the Berk HFC will accomplish this? And leave the Stillen CBE? Or the other way around?
Huh? My advice in my previous post was to consider keeping both and adding the Stillen headers, as the headers smooth out all the rough edges (plus give you a modest gain as an added bonus!).
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