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Yes it will restrict the flow when in the fully closed position but it can be set to anywhere from fully closed (quietest) to fully open where there is no
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Yes it will restrict the flow when in the fully closed position but it can be set to anywhere from fully closed (quietest) to fully open where there is no restriction. Normally you'll only fully close it when your just cruising around at low RPM around town... rest of the time you can open it a few clicks so it doesn't restrict flow too much.
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