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twin turbo would be my bet. simply because they can extract the power and then also have variable boost in there for efficiency. turbo would give them the best power
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twin turbo would be my bet.
simply because they can extract the power and then also have variable boost in there for efficiency. turbo would give them the best power and still meet the fuel efficiency guidelines 11 |
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