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05/21/2001 1:00 AM
I own a 2000 dakota with the V6 engine and i want to boost the horsepower a little. What's the best thing i can do for the money? Also, does anyone know if those fuel atomizer things really work? Thanks.

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12/19/2001 9:44 AM
------------ K at 5/21/2001 12:59:58 AM I own a 2000 dakota with the V6 engine and i want to boost the horsepower a little. What's the best thing i can do for the money? Also, does anyone know if those fuel atomizer things really work? Thanks. The easiest and most cost efficient way to increase power to your V-6 is tho add a K&N Filter to it. Get the Fuel Injection Performance Kit which comes with a ram air and an open element filter that is guaranteed for a million miles or 10 years. After that you can start looking at an aftermarket "cat-back" exhaust system. These trucks will perform well with a few minor upgrades like the this. Headers are an option to consider. MOPAR Performance offers an upgraded computer for your truck but requires you to run 91 octane gas. Good luck Kevin Williams

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