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Just currious.......
Is there really a advantage in different nozzle system as far as distribution. 1/8'' vs 1/16'' nozzle. Yes i know better is prob better. What companies makes some of the best nozzles?
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All the nozzles are going to be almost the same as far as distribution on the smaller shots. The big thing is the jetting for the system where some are a little richer than most on the jetting.
You know who I'd suggest but I guess I'm a little partial.....lol
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You know who I'd suggest but I guess I'm a little partial.....lol
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Here's one of the Nitrous Outlet Extended Reach nozzles vs a competitors nozzle. Notice the placement is designed for optimum distribution directly into the intake path.
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What is the point of that?
It doesn't distribute any better than a standard nozzle will, and its just more material crammed into the runner, or intake pipe, just to create turbulence and restrict air flow/volume even more.
One of our employee's has been spraying 250hp through our shark nozzle, the "competitor" nozzle in the pic you just posted, for over 2 years now with no issues. We have even placed nozzles right before a 90* bend going into the motor and it still distributes just fine.
The point is to keep the least amount of nozzle protruding into the intake and still achieve optimum distribution, and maintain flow. Who told you to post this statement and Do you have any facts to back it up, or did you just make that up?
-Garrett
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Garrett, it's a simple comparison in which I did not even mention the company you represent here. There is a science behind it- check out fluid dynamics sometime, it's interesting stuff. It explains fluid and gas movement, and the forces that affect their movement. There's no need to get bent out shape about it- I'm sure that just like everyone else in this forum and others, you have compared our products with yours.
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Garrett, it's a simple comparison in which I did not even mention the company you represent here. There is a science behind it- check out fluid dynamics sometime, it's interesting stuff. It explains fluid and gas movement, and the forces that affect their movement. There's no need to get bent out shape about it- I'm sure that just like everyone else in this forum and others, you have compared our products with yours.
If you want to read more about it: http://www.eng.utah.edu/~mcmurtry/Tu...ce/turbobs.pdf
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Ok, I can see how this would work better. The big nozzle protruding in to the pipe will cause more turbulence. Turbulent flow can be useful for causing different fluids to mix together i.e. Nitrous and fuel mixes better which gives better distribution.
If you want to read more about it: http://www.eng.utah.edu/~mcmurtry/Tu...ce/turbobs.pdf
If you want to read more about it: http://www.eng.utah.edu/~mcmurtry/Tu...ce/turbobs.pdf
Sometime I'll do a little demonstration/experiment just to show nozzle placement and how it affects distribution. I've been thinking about doing it for a while, but I think it's about time that I made time to do do it.
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Garrett, it's a simple comparison in which I did not even mention the company you represent here. There is a science behind it- check out fluid dynamics sometime, it's interesting stuff. It explains fluid and gas movement, and the forces that affect their movement. There's no need to get bent out shape about it- I'm sure that just like everyone else in this forum and others, you have compared our products with yours.
-Garrett