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Old 10-10-2013, 12:00 PM   #5
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I would beg to differ. It has a very slim chance of working properly. There are so many areas of internal combustion which create ferrous metal shavings. There is a much simpler way and it is much more accurate.

A teaser: involves working with a tenured PHD at my school who specializes in internal combustion engine vibrations and friction surfaces in camshafts inside F1 engines.

When I solve this simple problem, I will share the wealth. Until then, I need the info on the pressure breakdown of the dual row IMSB.


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