Fixing vacuum leak

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Fixing vacuum leak

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I've got a vacuum leak somewhere in my engine, but i sure as hell can't find it. Can i just buy a turbo and associated pipes, boost to 0psi and not have any more vacuum to leak out?

this is a joke, of course.
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Hahahhaa, wait, I don't get it. ;)
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You can, but then you risk running the turbo out of its efficiency range. I'd get an intercooler to help keep temperatures down.
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That's ok, i installed a tmic a long time ago.
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