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Is there a way to limit the black smoke?
If I go with a heavy programer will italways smoke when you get on it or is there something you can do to at least limit it?
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oh no no you need smoke lol! thats a first I have ever heard anyone say they didnt want smoke. I am trying to figure out how to get more smoke lol without having to buy injectors. Brother just equal out your air and fuel mix and you should be good on less smoke. Smoke doesnt always mean alot of power, actually in my opinion just means a waste of fuel, but **** it look cool !!!
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Smoke is AWESOME
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