Subject	Re: Mistaken units? Rob'Z in in/hg, ahs's in in/H2O?
Posted by	Obeeone on November 23, 2011 at 9:26 AM
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In Reply To	Sounds like a case of mistaken units... posted by Jim (Selin Design) on November 22, 2011 at 11:37 PM
Message	If that is the case then the tests would infact be different.
Follow Ups	Flow bench results from 54mm TB vs stock - Rob'Z 18:00:59 11/22/11 I'm ready for the 65's :) (n/m) - jlag 18:44:57 11/22/11 So 54mm outflows the Massives? - madscientist222 18:55:54 11/22/11 Negative - MrOzzie5183 19:16:11 11/22/11 The In/Outs may be bigger but they still flow through - madscientist222 19:56:15 11/22/11 If you can make it a little bigger, I'm game... - SimaYi 20:45:00 11/22/11 You need to consider the pressure drop that they were flowed - black300zx 19:45:26 11/22/11 Arent you confusing pressure drop with flow pressure? - madscientist222 19:51:00 11/22/11 I didn't choose the number - Rob'Z 21:06:42 11/22/11 Sounds like a case of mistaken units... - Jim (Selin Design) 23:37:21 11/22/11 Re: Mistaken units? Rob'Z in in/hg, ahs's in in/H2O? - Obeeone 09:26:08 11/23/11 How so? - Jim (Selin Design) 10:57:27 11/23/11 You are correct Jim - Rob'Z 20:15:19 11/23/11 Thinking of bottlenecking in this way is misleading... - Jim (Selin Design) 23:49:47 11/22/11 And the current is tested in a 1 volt circuit - not4resaleZ 10:07:49 11/23/11 Great job , those numbers are nice . Now if you can get - Xteam300TT (South Tx ) 19:13:55 11/22/11 They seal like OEM - Rob'Z 21:05:21 11/22/11 I am not sure 65 will fit. - ConVerTT 20:34:49 11/22/11 Yeah, after closer inspection - Rob'Z 18:13:39 11/23/11 Nice work Rob! (n/m) - Piranha 21:12:51 11/22/11 Nice! (n/m) - BoneZ (MD) 22:13:20 11/22/11 What's the residual thickness of the tube wall? - ZXoltan 04:44:10 11/23/11 The wall should be fine, it's as thick as the IC piping - Rob'Z 18:11:11 11/23/11
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