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The problem is getting the air to turn 75° and go up, right?
The surface area of the scoop is 12 square inches.
The surface area of the chase nipple is 3.14 inches
4:1 ratio. I have another idea to help turn the air too. A scoop within the scoop
It'* not ideal, but it will flow better than a 2" pipe mounted frontally. I haven't done the math yet, but I'm betting it will flow as much as a 3" pipe.
The surface area of the scoop is 12 square inches.
The surface area of the chase nipple is 3.14 inches
4:1 ratio. I have another idea to help turn the air too. A scoop within the scoop
It'* not ideal, but it will flow better than a 2" pipe mounted frontally. I haven't done the math yet, but I'm betting it will flow as much as a 3" pipe.
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If you create a cone that runs from the back side of the inlet to the scoupe you should beable to get good flow, make it out of tin or somthing easy to bend.
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Originally Posted by 1992 trofeo
If you create a cone that runs from the back side of the inlet to the scoupe you should beable to get good flow, make it out of tin or somthing easy to bend.
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