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Old 04-14-2012, 08:20 PM   #12
KEN BUGAJ
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Default Re: how do i know what to pick with a converter

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Originally Posted by mannymen View Post
You are best spending $400 for a half day on the dyno to determine the right converter for you engine. You will get it right the first time and it will save you a TON of money in the long run. Nothing like spending $900-$1200 on a converter and not having the right one, then having to spend another $1000 trying to figure it out.
X=2
Dyno time may even pick you up some HORSE POWER & who don't like that ?
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