Subject	Do you think the in-line connectors add to the resistance of
Posted by	robo (sebring1970) on July 29, 2004 at 8:39 AM
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In Reply To	Easy Replace Boost Jets (Small Write-Up w/Pics) posted by thumper300zx on July 29, 2004 at 01:41 AM
Message	air flow? In other words, would the boost pressure go up a little bit just from the in-line connectors, even without the boost jets? Not that it really matters that much since it's only the final boost pressure that counts.
Follow Ups	Easy Replace Boost Jets (Small Write-Up w/Pics) - thumper300zx 01:41:13 07/29/04 nice writeup (n/m) - BlackTTZ 02:08:40 07/29/04 I did the exact same thing but added... - Fly-Surf 06:21:12 07/29/04 Very cool, well done. (n/m) - Chaaarmndr (NoVa) 08:23:41 07/29/04 Do you think the in-line connectors add to the resistance of - robo (sebring1970) 08:39:22 07/29/04 I noticed no difference when I started using said method. - SooperZ95 09:41:07 07/29/04 Same answer as Sooper - I don't see how... - thumper300zx 10:04:53 07/29/04 well, that makes sense of course. but specifically, - robo (sebring1970) 09:38:45 07/30/04 If .045 boost jets (WAY smaller than inner hose diameter)... - thumper300zx 22:58:50 08/01/04 thanks, makes sense, just helps for someone else to - robo (sebring1970) 07:54:26 08/06/04 You should also Zip-tie the hoses tight to the coupler... - SooperZ95 09:39:41 07/29/04 I'll include that suggestion in the write-up. (n/m) - thumper300zx 10:02:54 07/29/04 Cool wing ! - PLEAZURE in CA (SD) 13:13:18 07/29/04 Thats funny, I did this a year ago. Yes the zip ties would - mongoozTT 13:32:18 07/29/04
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