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[QUOTE="mattman347, post: 1174510, member: 38"] Its not getting deep at all, that was exactly what I was being told at the time or I would not have said it. And again your "factual data" about an 80% nozzle has never been "proven" to me. I could have sold EITHER an 80 or 100% nozzle but I chose the 100% from personal preference. I have ran both 80% and 100% nozzles with 0 difference in REAL WORLD driving. Now back to the actual question at hand, do YOU believe over 600 RWHP on a 7.3 is practical not only with a 100% nozzle but with a drop in 66mm turbo? :thumbsup: [/QUOTE]
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