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What could one do to increase the power of a 1991 Dodge Daytona?
Chevyguy1989
start with a general tune up, use premium spark plugs, install hi flow aftermarket reuseable air cleaner to increase air flow, run high octane fuel. these can be done for about 60-70 $
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