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<div id="_htmlarea_default_style_" style="font:10pt arial,helvetica,sans-serif"> Posted for "Ron Galbraith" &lt;cfi@instructor.net&gt;:<br><br> I've never heard of an actual instance (in a non turbo engine) where you<br> have needed high boost except for priming.  It is my understanding that<br> the Dukes fuel pumps are not rated for continuous use at high boost<br> either.  I've also heard of instances where going to high boost<br> accidentally kills the engine.  <br> <br> Ron<br>
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