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"Wanted" Looking for 300XS (Motor has been found and purchased)

Stock tuner

bravo 1 said:
cutting the stock tuner on a stock bore motor is the better option, heck my findings were that the cut stock tuner worked better than the hydrotech tuner did on my 3.1 simon motor. So I would just save the money for gas lol
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That's what Eric said as well, which is probably why he doesn't sell them. When you buy his poppet diverter he gives you instructions on cutting the tuner. Simons builds some bad a$$ motors so they know what there talking about, I'd eventually like to get mine built to a 375hp I even think there's one on YouTube that's 395hp!!!

I'm gonna start me a change jar for fuel only. Lol!
 
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