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    Now about my pressure regulator. Theres a gap between the top and bittom with like green lime scale on it. Normal? My car seems to run fine...
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    Likely it's fine. Nab a picture.
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    ill post a pic later. changing subject. i was on youtube and saw that you can get a few horsepower by taking out the noise baffle in your air box. wheres the air baffle and how would i go about removing it. i know its not much power but its free so why not.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pontiac Racer View Post
    ill post a pic later. changing subject. i was on youtube and saw that you can get a few horsepower by taking out the noise baffle in your air box. wheres the air baffle and how would i go about removing it. i know its not much power but its free so why not.

    theres no gains but noise, and its called a gutted air box. put a open cone on there and make more noise and still have the NO gains from it.

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    gutting the air box sounds like too much work lol. i don't like all the room left over when taking out the air box so ill guess ill leave it for now
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