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Forum: General Fuel Topics

11-28-2006, 09:32 PM

Replies: 79

Managing EGR for MPG

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Posted By onegammyleg

NO , you are a trouble maker , and your on my...

NO , you are a trouble maker , and your on my block list , BYE BYE. :thumbdown:

Forum: General Fuel Topics

11-28-2006, 09:10 PM

Replies: 79

Managing EGR for MPG

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Posted By onegammyleg

Exactly rite :thumbup: , thats what I said .. but...

Exactly rite :thumbup: , thats what I said .. but hey .. you forgot to say ?drop the school boy attitude?

Forum: General Fuel Topics

11-26-2006, 07:06 AM

Replies: 79

Managing EGR for MPG

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Posted By onegammyleg

Originally Posted by onegammyleg Hmm . so my...

Originally Posted by onegammyleg
Hmm . so my 1994 Swift (metro) has lost somehwere between 60 and 120 hp.
Thats darned amazing since it only had 50 in the begining.- I must be running on overunity...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

11-23-2006, 12:27 AM

Replies: 79

Managing EGR for MPG

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Posted By onegammyleg

Hmm . so my 1994 Swift (metro) has lost somehwere...

Hmm . so my 1994 Swift (metro) has lost somehwere between 60 and 120 hp.
Thats darned amazing since it only had 50 in the begining.- I must be running on overunity cosmic energies now.

All hail...

Forum: General Fuel Topics

10-23-2006, 11:20 PM

Replies: 79

Managing EGR for MPG

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Posted By onegammyleg

A mechanical racing vac pump.. ...

A mechanical racing vac pump..
https://www.competitionplus.com/09_17_2003/photos/moroso_01.jpg

This is related to reducing windage effects.
Most racing engines are equipped with breathers in...

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