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Boss 335
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Do emissions gear on modern motors help performance or hinder it? If one was to tune up, for example, a current Ford i6 NA, with no regards for emissions whatsoever and all emissions gear removed, how much power would it be realistically chasing? Weren't cars back in the 60s and 70s pulling some figures that would rival todays emission-controlled motors?
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How much power with no emissions control?
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