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Old August 23rd 04, 10:44 PM
The Rainmaker
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What does "Turbo Normalized" mean?


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Old August 24th 04, 12:14 AM
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Never mind; I found the answer from GAMInjectors (www.gami.com).


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Old August 24th 04, 07:42 AM
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A turbocharged engine whose boost is limited to 30 inches. SL or at
altitude, MP would be only 30" at full throttle.

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