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boost? 700

posted by  COSilverBullet on  Mon Sep 1 17:32 CST 2003
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It is normal, due to the nature of the transmission... when cruising at such speeds (which I recomend highly) the engine is at about 3000 rpm, and so, with the higher RPM rate, the rate of combustion is higher, so as soon as you open the throttle, it will pull the boost right in.
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Robb R, 1989 740 Turbo 177,xxx






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