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6.7 Aftermarket
Midwest twins on stock bottom end?
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[QUOTE="doo dah, post: 1515719, member: 22536"] I would recommend gearing. Less $$ than adding a turbo. Also as you add more power you are stressing other parts that will eventually break and cost more $$. I had 37s for a while and had same set up as you; could never get it quite how I wanted. Took off the lift and back to stock so I can tow my fiver and truck runs much different than before. [/QUOTE]
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