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For those of you that have a Honda Accord and are just not happy with the performance with it check out accordperformance.com You can get a ported and polished cylinder head with the big bore throttle bodie and high performance camshaft which is called the head package. It adds around 50 hp to the wheels and is perfect for the daily driver. You actually get better gas milage with it since you are making the car run more efficiently. About the author: have been in the import scene for 10 years doing ported cylinder heads high performance camshafts and big bore throttlebodies. for all imports

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