Subject	The issue I see with that type of ducting is it isn't
Posted by	TriniTT on October 05, 2012 at 8:10 AM
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In Reply To	Yes... posted by Broke_as_**** on October 05, 2012 at 06:36 AM
Message	optimal for airflow as those slinkys act as baffles as the air tries to push through. It would be better to have custom tubing that was a straight flow to the rotor. Although that last image with the welded-on coupler is a pretty neat idea. Cheers, JBrobst "A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing." George Bernard Shaw
Follow Ups	any of you gaylords have pictures of fog ducts being used as - genic 21:26:54 10/04/12 Re: any of you gaylords have pictures of fog ducts being used as - Rob260 21:43:40 10/04/12 Yes... - Broke_as_**** 06:36:16 10/05/12 The issue I see with that type of ducting is it isn't - TriniTT 08:10:38 10/05/12 Fully optimal custom tubing is hard to make for $20 - Broke_as_**** 09:56:35 10/05/12 did you make that weld brake dust guard thingy? - genic 10:23:19 10/05/12 I wish, my welding is nowhere near that pretty (n/m) - Broke_as_**** 12:33:50 10/05/12 The brake dust guard thingy is the important part. - SactoTodd 14:41:42 10/05/12 What's funny is mine is the inverse. - TriniTT 13:15:15 10/05/12 Nice physics charts - SactoTodd 14:32:35 10/05/12
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