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08-09-2002, 01:47 AM
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Location: Ventura, California
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Try and remember, the only way you will ever create any boost is if you can force ALL the air into the engine faster than it is going in on it's own, which can only be done ONE WAY. By COMPRESSING the air. PERIOD. It's not about hooking up your windshield washer squirters and filling the tank with air, and having them plumbed into your TB, so that everytime you turn on your wipers, you'll get pinned in the seat. I admire your desire to beat the system, so I'm trying to help you. The only way it's going to happen is if you figure out a way of compressing ALL the air going in, and doing it by a means that requires less power than what it will ultimately yield.
Good luck. Take care, ~Chris
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