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Old 11-10-2008, 07:06 PM
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anyone useing this kit in their sn95 . if so how do you like it? i've heard differant things, but never seen or talk to any owners. any advice pros and cons? thanx
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Never used it, but the Kenne Bell is a high quality product. Thing to keep in mind is where do you want the boost, down low, in the middle, or up top. Kenne Bell is a twin screw roots based blower, which means power is mostly made in the lower to middle RPMs and fades up top.
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