Did some testing on our DF-5 valve.
03-13-2012, 02:44 PM
#1
Did some testing on our DF-5 valve. Well we did some testing on our DF-5 valve in response of a question from a member on one of the forums that we support, so I though that i would share it with y'all.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXbTM3ZeraQ
Trey
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXbTM3ZeraQ
Trey
03-14-2012, 07:21 PM
#3
Wayne, I run these valves.
Biggest benefit is that with the DF5 youre not going from a small orifice, to a larger ID hose. The only areas where nitrous expands (and goes from liquid to gas) is the head space in the bottle, and at the end of the nozzle. Also, when I add a second gun, I will have more flow with less pressure drop
Biggest benefit is that with the DF5 youre not going from a small orifice, to a larger ID hose. The only areas where nitrous expands (and goes from liquid to gas) is the head space in the bottle, and at the end of the nozzle. Also, when I add a second gun, I will have more flow with less pressure drop
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03-15-2012, 01:18 PM
#8
Wayne, I run these valves.
Biggest benefit is that with the DF5 youre not going from a small orifice, to a larger ID hose. The only areas where nitrous expands (and goes from liquid to gas) is the head space in the bottle, and at the end of the nozzle. Also, when I add a second gun, I will have more flow with less pressure drop
Biggest benefit is that with the DF5 youre not going from a small orifice, to a larger ID hose. The only areas where nitrous expands (and goes from liquid to gas) is the head space in the bottle, and at the end of the nozzle. Also, when I add a second gun, I will have more flow with less pressure drop
03-16-2012, 04:31 PM
#11
He already sent them to you awhile back, not sure how you say you havent seen any that wernt leaking. A few others on other forums had the same issues with the valves. Its a real pain when you switch your car over to run a df5 valve then have a problem, you cant just borrow another bottle from someone.
