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Ken
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6/03/2003
21:14:49
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I was looking to get new fuel injectors along with an MSD ignition. I have 2 questions. What other mods would be needed for them to work well, and which are the best for a 2002 3.9l??? Thanks for the help
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6/03/2003
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