Subject	yeah, there is restriction from the throttle plates & intake
Posted by	CarlCuro (Z-less) on September 26, 2001 at 10:45 AM
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In Reply To	attach a boost gauge to an NA, and you will find that posted by toyluvr on September 26, 2001 at 10:38 AM
Message	at WOT the throttle is open and that gets rid of the majority of the restriction. There should me a little vaccume, but it is close to 0
Follow Ups	Question about spooling up.... - tripod14 09:57:39 09/26/01 Re: Question about spooling up.... - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:03:46 09/26/01 how can you have negative boost>>> a Q - ZOasis 10:09:10 09/26/01 It's called vaccuum! (n/m) - Fly'n Z 10:12:19 09/26/01 so whats the component that actually measures boost?? (n/m) - ZOasis 10:21:51 09/26/01 It doesn't really measure "boost", it measures pressure - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:41:31 09/26/01 your engine pulls in air to run >>> - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:18:59 09/26/01 attach a boost gauge to an NA, and you will find that - toyluvr 10:38:48 09/26/01 yeah, there is restriction from the throttle plates & intake - CarlCuro (Z-less) 10:45:34 09/26/01 no, it won't unless you have a "launch control" system... i - Bernie 10:51:22 09/26/01 Or any antilag program ie. Hal-Tech,Link ect but unlike >>> - NONE 10:57:28 09/26/01 thats because they put in a lower rev limiter to launch with - CarlCuro (Z-less) 11:09:07 09/26/01 lol... uh, i kinda knew that. :-) - Bernie 12:08:52 09/26/01
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