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August 19th 07, 09:53 AM
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Mixture--science vs witchcraft?
Jim,
Doesn't this mean that the normally aspirated engine in the OPs question will produce significantly less than 250 HP? I'm not going to do the math because I'm sure to get it wrong and there are many others on here more qualified than I, so I'm only guessing that we might see 200 HP. If that's the case then instead of 20-22 gph wouldn't we be looking for around 16 gph? You're dead on. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) 
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