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[QUOTE="CSIPSD, post: 524310, member: 200"] I've been saying that for the last few years, since the last retooling. Much better turbo without the surge issues it had before. While I understand what your saying, having hybrids just opens up the ability to do damage. A set of properly tuned AC's will do everything and more then a set of detuned standard hybrids. I would have no issues throwing a set of AC's in a truck with no gauges, no tunes (other then a single shot flash) and give it to anyone to do anything. Cant do that with a set of hybrids. AC's and done. [/QUOTE]
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