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Location: Pont Rouge, Quebec, Canada
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![]() This would definitely works, however you need a high capacity
tank. If the tank flow enough and can make 10 psi of boost it will be empty after few seconds. I am just guessing but i think thats what will happen. The motor could also surge and or die when trying to open the tank. That s what it did when i was trying it few years ago with my 5.0. There was just enough air for about 5 seconds at idle. I did it for my personnal knowledge in a desert place. I would be a little bit shy to do it at the track. SC |
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