Cleaned up the nitrous in the engine bay! (pics)
Originally Posted by XLR8N
the line only has pressure up to the noid. the time it takes to go from the noid to the nozzle is what everyone is talking about.
brody
brody
i dont know man, you might feel a difference. that is a lot of line taken out. id bet before that line was about 3' long, now its about 6". that is a big difference in line length.
brody
brody
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Originally Posted by XLR8N
i dont know man, you might feel a difference. that is a lot of line taken out. id bet before that line was about 3' long, now its about 6". that is a big difference in line length.
brody
brody
think about it like exhaust, ie. tubing length. say you have full length strait pipes, now cut those off at the headers. your still flowing the same amount of air right, but which is louder? now think of the decibel level as the hit.
this is the best way i can think to explain it, maybe some one can chime in with a mathematical/scientific explanation.
brody
this is the best way i can think to explain it, maybe some one can chime in with a mathematical/scientific explanation.
brody
