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Turbo bigger than a 38R?
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[QUOTE="mikeeg02, post: 1473384, member: 24194"] If you're still running stock fuel now, then find a used stocker until they release this new one, otherwise if you want new up-pipes and such I would go with the sxe line in a T4. Also, if you're going to a 200% nozzle, theres no reason not to get the 250cc body. ( 250/200s) That setup seems to be a pretty good match, and there isnt much reason IMO to run anything less with a 200 nozzle. The tuning will set your power level. A 250/200 can injects as little fuel as a 200/200. Its just in the tuning. (if you are set on a 200% nozzle.) [/QUOTE]
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