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Jim Sower wrote:

> OK.  That pretty much covers the ground for me and answers my 
> questions ... Jim S.
>
> Tracy Crook wrote:
>
>> It DOES happen in cars.  A comment by my brother who drove an 
>> American Mazda 1976 Cosmo is what tipped me off to it many years 
>> ago.  It happens after hours at HIGH throttle, which doesn't usually 
>> happen much in cars.
>

Doesn't answer my question.  How did Tracy's brother discover this 
little tidbit, and does the highway patrol in his state know that he knows?

8*)