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I think you are 100% correct. Get a vacuum gauge, and hook it up to manifold vacuum. Start the engine, and note where the needle is. Go away for 15 minutes. have some coffee, get laid, whatever. When you get back, check and see if the vacuum gauge needle has moved. if it has dropped , you have a restricted exhaust Take care ~Chris |
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