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    #16
    kinda seems like the motor was on its way out in the first place...did u check the compression b4 you turbo'd? How many miles were on it?
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      #17
      Ontop of that not every motor is the same . The basemap may run slitghltly rich or lean theres no tellin how only if you take it to a dyno. Or maybe you could have tuned it yourself. Face it the motor was old and you try to get more power out of it good but overtime it was bound to happen . BUild it to become stronger like i did to mine and have it tuned over again and treat it right and youll be on your way to stardom

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