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Not afraid to admit it's still like stock ... 700 1991

Yeah, I'd be doing the zero-mile thing, but still, the dip is strange enough. Except for the O2 sensor, the other maintenance items would not explain why all is well at the other rpms. One t-bricker is mentioned it's possible that the MAF is being a bit screwy, which could make sense. I am looking for other suggestions, though.

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