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Posted for <nkanagy@cox.net>:
  
  Would you be so kind as to define WOT for me and any others not familiar 
with
this term?
  
  Thanks,  Nathan Kanagy
  
> In automotive engines, low RPM, WOT and lean of best torque would almost 
>guarantee you detonation and sometimes pre-ignition.  

[ WOT = Wide Open Throttle -Rob ]