HV3?

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The Crunge II
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HV3?

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Has any one tried the HV3 from ZZP?
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check out clubgp, lots of info over there
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I see from your sig that you already have the ER rockers. I have heard of guys running both the ER rockers and the HV3 and seeing nice, noticable results.
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well i ordered them....

I think im addicted to spending money on my bonneville...
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i have a hv3 since this spring and so far whit 3 track testing i did not beat my last years PB at the track im not impress so far maybe i need more tuning and a better TB to flow more air

but you need a lots of mod to make a HV3 work
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The Crunge II wrote:I think im addicted to spending money on my bonneville...


I'm pretty sure that you're not alone on this. :wink:
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I have the HV3. I noticed on the butt dyno that there is more pull in the top end. I however, have a GT1 cam, ported heads, and a bunch of other supporting mods. I do need to look into an HVTB thought if I stay N/A for a while longer.
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