Dick,
Thanks again for your answers.
> *depends on how good your friend's memory is, and what is meant by
> encouraging. when gas was 3 dollars a barrel, a 10 % improvement in
economy
> was not of interest. at 30 dollars a barrel it becomes interesting.
Totally relevant and an extremely
An engine is nothing more than an air pump try putting your hand over the
mouth of the carburator on the filter side and tell me that atmospheric
pressure is pulling your hand in. the vacuum reverses from engine to filter
side of the throttle plates as the speed of the air pump increases. grant
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Subject: Re: foggers
Wondering why the vacuum line is not introduced on the intake side of the
throttle plates where vacuum increases as engine rpm increases ? On the
engine side of the throttle plates vacuum decreases as engine speed
increases?
*pressure on the 'filter'
