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Normally aspirated engines have the intake air entering the cylinder under vacuum conditions using the difference between negative manifold pressure and atmospheric pressure. Intake air enters the engine at low pressure and requires a larger valve to allow the required volume of air to enter the chamber during the intake stroke. The compressed combustion exhaust gas is forced out of the exhaust valve. Therefore the efficiency of the intake has to be larger than the exhaust.
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