Subject	Explain, please. Seems to me that, at idle, the air
Posted by	zellamay on October 15, 2012 at 2:21 PM
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In Reply To	Equal pressure does not mean equal flow. (n/m) posted by coma_ass on October 15, 2012 at 01:42 PM
Message	could be moving through only the bottom part of the (stock) IC, but once pressure is established the top rows would see the same pressure that the bottom rows would see.
Follow Ups	Intercooler design - JMartz 09:34:58 10/15/12 How will youpackage that ? (n/m) - ztunerz 09:41:02 10/15/12 Easy, one side the same as stock, the other - JMartz 12:33:36 10/15/12 Shhh damnit, i had the same idea, i even measured it up... (n/m) - ztunerz 20:49:45 10/15/12 I know someone has been working on that, maybe they - toykoz32 11:29:05 10/15/12 Re: Intercooler design - Doug71zt(CAN) 12:34:16 10/15/12 A reasonable idear! - JMartz 12:37:29 10/15/12 internal air guides are common on commercial trucks (n/m) - aliaZ 17:16:09 10/15/12 I don't think you're right about the 80/20 thing. Since - zellamay 13:09:20 10/15/12 I have always thought like you but in addition - JMartz 13:22:53 10/15/12 I remember that too, but that has to do with cycles, - zellamay 14:13:54 10/15/12 Equal pressure does not mean equal flow. (n/m) - coma_ass 13:42:25 10/15/12 Explain, please. Seems to me that, at idle, the air - zellamay 14:21:55 10/15/12 Not sure how to properly explain it. - coma_ass 13:14:55 10/16/12 If the IC core is uniform, equal pressure at the entry point - black300zx 16:20:07 10/15/12 Uniform, equal pressure at the entry tank will - JMartz 17:19:17 10/15/12 They are all "cross flow" - Brad(RI) 14:36:13 10/15/12 Sorry bad choice of words. I am not discussing ICs - JMartz 17:29:53 10/15/12
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