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Originally Posted by Stretch
This ain't no diesel mush (more's the pity). You get lower air pressure with more air / faster air flowing though the inlet manifold so you do need high RPMs. And even a piston vacuum pump to a point "makes more vacuum" as it pumps faster - the reason why you get reduced vacuum at higher engine speeds is due to a little valve.
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Hmm, that's interesting -- but makes sense.
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Originally Posted by JamesDean
SHH how am I supposed to sell engines, if you tell people not to red line the hell out of them?!
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REDLINE THOSE PUPPIES, FOLKS.
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