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Old 05-05-2008, 08:18 AM   #1
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intake resonator

ok so last week while i was putting on my new bumper, i thought it would be ok to take off my resonator. i was down there anyways so why not right? well all in all it was a success besides the part that im starting to lose my fe! i thought that restriction was the enemy of fe? i had the idea that the more free flowing the intake and exhaust the better the fe and power would be!? check out my garage and let me know what you guys think. im going to keep it on for a while just to see what happens.
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