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i have three choices of EBC HKS EVC 5, Greddy Profec B Spec or Blitz Dual SBC spec s

evc5:- cool coz it has a lil screen lol

profec b spec:- nice and simple heard good things but also heard hard to tune?

blitz dual SBC spec s:- heard holds boost good but looks boring :)

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