Subject	How do fluid dynamics not apply to a fluid? In VERY simple
Posted by	turtleboy on January 17, 2005 at 11:05 PM
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In Reply To	According to those that know... posted by 90Z-NA (ATL) on January 17, 2005 at 10:05 PM
Message	fluids naturally flow to areas of lesser pressure, if back pressure is impeding the flow, the less likely the gas will want to leave the combustion chamber and enter the exhaust pipe. IE making the engine work harder to push the gases out, meaning loss of power to do something other than turn the wheels. I don't care how many times it has been 'discussed' in tech, most people are still wrong about back pressure. Back Pressure Kills.
Follow Ups	1990 300zx NA - VaragZ 21:11:03 01/17/05 cheapest, id say remove cats (n/m) - Ebola 21:15:12 01/17/05 Bad idea on a NA. (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 21:20:14 01/17/05 Really? - Ebola 21:27:32 01/17/05 Backpressure is always bad, but removing cats is still a bad - turtleboy 21:33:03 01/17/05 Backpressure is not bad on an NA - xtensive 21:36:53 01/17/05 That why f1 cars dont have cats? - Ebola 21:39:01 01/17/05 The turbos provide all the backpressure you need. (n/m) - Guapo 21:42:03 01/17/05 f1 cars are NA (n/m) - Ebola 21:43:16 01/17/05 k ... thought it said FI (Forced Induction) (n/m) - Guapo 21:46:10 01/17/05 You don't NEED or want any... it's simple fluid dynamics.. (n/m) - turtleboy 21:43:34 01/17/05 According to those that know... - 90Z-NA (ATL) 22:05:04 01/17/05 How do fluid dynamics not apply to a fluid? In VERY simple - turtleboy 23:05:22 01/17/05 Occupation: College.. w00t - ni[X]it 23:15:00 01/17/05 n3rd fight! (n/m) - fourZero 23:22:11 01/17/05 No I didn't. (n/m) - turtleboy 16:22:52 01/18/05 oh yeah, engines may seem complex - AntiHero 09:31:25 01/18/05 You can't compare F1 cars to "streetable" cars - xtensive 22:14:15 01/17/05 Did you notice the questionmarks? - Ebola 22:34:47 01/17/05 Didn't mean to come off rude... - xtensive 22:48:59 01/17/05 Yeah, I agree with you on that... - Ebola 22:58:58 01/17/05 That's a HUGE misconception in the car world.. (n/m) - turtleboy 21:42:41 01/17/05 No it's not. (n/m) - xtensive 22:05:56 01/17/05 Yes it is. (n/m) - turtleboy 23:05:52 01/17/05 Do you understand how an engine works at all? - xtensive 23:40:15 01/17/05 2nd (n/m) - Thrillhouse 02:25:40 01/18/05 3rd (n/m) - Halo Z 15:22:52 01/18/05 Your post only supports my point... haha (n/m) - turtleboy 16:18:18 01/18/05 Apparently your reading comprehension is lacking - xtensive 16:46:04 01/18/05 you're misinformed compeletely. - ni[X]it 23:04:42 01/17/05 That's the same thing you said the last time we argued this - turtleboy 23:07:03 01/17/05 you were wrong last time too - ni[X]it 23:10:29 01/17/05 Re: you were wrong last time too - Dallas DamonZ 00:01:56 01/18/05 lol, a merge collector (venturi)... - quikz 00:40:54 01/18/05 Did you even read that article? It's the same one you posted - turtleboy 16:20:47 01/18/05 agree... (n/m) - quikz 00:43:06 01/18/05 it's a HUGE misconception that only the cats are holding - Halo Z 15:21:10 01/18/05 You are confusing delta pressure w/ back pressure (n/m) - DougZXTT 08:27:54 01/18/05 Thanks Bernie, i will take them apart and inspect them. (n/m) - Eishozzz 22:30:45 01/17/05 used stillen exhaust (n/m) - felixx23 (DFW) 21:22:39 01/17/05 300zxclub.com - BradZ (FL) 21:26:25 01/17/05 Used tt exhaust-LEAVE THE CATS NO MATTER WHAT ANYONE SAYS!! - musky 21:38:30 01/17/05 lighten up (n/m) - Guapo 21:39:38 01/17/05 sorry, just dont want anyone to go through what i did. - musky 02:09:13 01/18/05 How is high flow cats different than no cats? - Ebola 21:41:15 01/17/05 Because highflow cats still provide some backpressure. - 90Z-NA (ATL) 22:03:14 01/17/05 thanks for backup, and youre right. (n/m) - musky 02:11:37 01/18/05 my solution: just replace mufflers with magnaflows - komplexZ(Orlando) 21:51:39 01/17/05 I've just got to throw in my .02 on this one - Z_PREPared 02:05:24 01/18/05
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