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Starting with a bare block, the team builds a piece of modern Mopar muscle; complete with a Holley High-Ram intake and Terminator X Max fuel injection, the engine demonstrates a significant increase in power that is dyno proven.
Starting with a bare block, the team builds a piece of modern Mopar muscle; complete with a Holley High-Ram intake and Terminator X Max fuel injection, the engine demonstrates a significant increase in power that is dyno proven.
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