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7.3 Aftermarket
Proof why no one needs 100% nozzles on 160cc injectors
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[QUOTE="mwx5, post: 980094, member: 14537"] This thread seems like a vendor trying to drum up business to me. Which is fine I guess. Lots of good points why the test really doesn't show much. I did my research and went with 160/100% in my truck. They run very clean and cool no matter what I do with the truck and overall I am tickled with them. 160/30% seem pointless to me given the nozzles cost the same as the 100% (from some vendors anyway). Go larger and control with tuning. Pretty simple. Just my opinion, I have never ran the 160/30% and I don't plan to. --Excellent-- post. [/QUOTE]
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