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6.4 Aftermarket
Single numbers vs compound dyno numbers
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[QUOTE="BOSS450, post: 1290081, member: 2757"] Single. I run a single 75 with 150s. But I'd have to have larger then an 80 to match what the top compounds make and I don't feel like burning down my converter every time I go to the line. The question was single vs compounds dyno numbers. The fact though that a ford head does not have the airflow to light the size single that it would take to make that kind of power (unless it's a pull truck bringing the rpms down to spool.) [/QUOTE]
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