[s-cars] While we are on the subject of WGFVs...

[Eric_R_Kissell at whirlpool.com]

It would be interesting to see how the vacuum created to the WG by the
venturi effect in the WGFV compares to the vacuum that exist in the line to
the compressor inlet, i.e. how much bigger is the venturi vacuum than
compressor inlet vacuum?

I have to assume that the venturi creates more vacuum than the compressor
inlet, else the WGFV would not require the venturi effect.  This makes
sense relative to the venturi systems used by "inexpensive shop tools" you
mentioned.

Thanks,
Eric