I wasn't saying it was wrong, it just bothers me, I like balance in everything so when some pipe is bigger then other, it naturally just bothers me, whether it performs better that way or not.
I wasn't saying it was wrong, it just bothers me, I like balance in everything so when some pipe is bigger then other, it naturally just bothers me, whether it performs better that way or not.
I wasn't saying it was wrong, it just bothers me, I like balance in everything so when some pipe is bigger then other, it naturally just bothers me, whether it performs better that way or not.
I hate to keep threadjacking but there is a reason the hotpipe is designed to be smaller in diameter than the cold pipe. Both my old setups (MAM and turbolife) were designed that way.
I hate to keep threadjacking but there is a reason the hotpipe is designed to be smaller in diameter than the cold pipe. Both my old setups (MAM and turbolife) were designed that way.
PV=nRT... Pressure * volume = (constant) number of air molecules * Temp
to keep P the same, (R of course stays the same) when T drops, V has to drop to match it.
basically it is done that way to try to reduce boost drop due to the cooling of the IC. the air on the cold side is more dense, so it takes up less space. you need a smaller pipe to maintain the same velocity. you want to maintain the same velocity to maintain the same pressure.
