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The suction effect is called the “Venturi Effect”. I enjoyed correcting teachers in school. Still do though 😁And to whoever finds a grammer mistake: f*ck you 😂
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So,this means no more engine wrecking anti-lag system?
The suction effect is called the “Venturi Effect”. I enjoyed correcting teachers in school. Still do though 😁
And to whoever finds a grammer mistake: f*ck you 😂
Mazda is the real mvp
Give this tip to Kyoko Iwase yeah?
Mazda…. the little car company that could