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[QUOTE="Hotrodtractor, post: 1546396, member: 25"] It all depends on what the goals for the build are and how it will be used. All out horsepower and higher RPMs - hybrids. All the torque and lower RPMs - B codes. The reality that is somewhere in between the two above points requires a lot more information and a whole lot more guestimation. Unless you have a specific reason to go to B codes, just do the hybrids. The tuning is there, they are understood, cheaper to get, etc.... I've ran both - both have pros and cons. [/QUOTE]
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