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B code v.s. Hybrid
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[QUOTE="JAP, post: 100289, member: 181"] Haha. That's what most people are lookin for anyway. Decision validation. I have X so please tell me X is better. David posted why he believes B codes are better. To sum it up, quality > quantity. HRT agrees to an extent. But doesn't feel that is totally available with a B code due to oil requirements. Charles says hybrids are best because they flow the most on a flow bench. My question is this... Fuel only, conventional big oil and A code, B code and conventional hybrid with nozzles sized to play on the strenth of each. All else being the same. Who puts down the most hp? [/QUOTE]
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