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[QUOTE="TARM, post: 665050, member: 578"] Honestly the fact they work the way they do and as well as they do to me is a mechanical/electronic marvel. I never understood fully even looking at the designs until I took one apart and saw just how it all had to work together. I still think they are very cool design. The issue is they are too complex for what is needed when it comes to max power. When you consider how reliable they are and how the design protects the rest of the engine from any main oil pressure failure they do have a number or positives just not in the high rpm max power because of the needed volume of oil and the ratio to fuel. [/QUOTE]
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