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View Poll Results: Should Boss owners change there Valve springs and be called unopened like the LS1's (
Should Boss owners change there Valve springs and be called unopened like the LS1's (level playing field) 20 34.48%
No, if you change valve springs you are 100% opened 38 65.52%
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Old 28-09-2005, 05:43 PM   #11
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We don't have to be like the LS1 guys. If we stick to our guns, they may re-classify their terms. Unopened has to mean what it says. I'm thinking the engine is either stock, stock with bolt ons, worked or forced induced.
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