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Due to all the differences based on altitude, humidity, temperature etc, software .........dyno device, I tend to look at HP and Torque changes between OEM baseline and improvements (bolt ons
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All relative?
Due to all the differences based on altitude, humidity, temperature etc, software .........dyno device, I tend to look at HP and Torque changes between OEM baseline and improvements (bolt ons etc) and not really the absolute numbers.
Although, the absolute numbers can always be used as a "brag" factor if they are good (note the signature block) 
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