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Old July 7th 05, 06:57 AM
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But the question really was: what are the consequences?

Does it typically lug and die, or will it lug and lumber upward slowly, or
do I get one of the above plus twist the crank, etc.???

Do I get away with it? None of the time? Most of the time? Once in while?


I suppose it depends. G Pressures in the cylinder will be higher than
normal, if taken to extremes you might crack a cylinder.

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as simply messing around with airplanes.

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