i got bored and made this
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Good job, shame you ended up with so many flow restrictions though.
You will need to plug chop that beast.
You will need to plug chop that beast.
I know I tried to make it where I could use the stock air box because I have a custom air box but I don't wanna cut up my plastics to use it
Are the internal joints smooth or are there places which can drum up eddy currents.
The air flow through a pipe which has sharp edges can be affected dramatically.
The inside of the pipe should be shoulder free.
The air flow through a pipe which has sharp edges can be affected dramatically.
The inside of the pipe should be shoulder free.
Looks nice I:I
Airbox looks stock to me? just doesnt have that stupid boot lol
TORs system? yuck
heres the one I made
and I have the tros is there but its disconnested
on the first connection where the 90 goes into the 45 there is a shoulder there but I am gonna see if I can fix it
My concern is that the inside of the pipe may have sharp edges on bends that will impede the air flow.
It is fine to reduce the diameter, but it must be done smoothly and gradually.
It is fine to reduce the diameter, but it must be done smoothly and gradually.
any ideas on where to start jetting
Real nice setup. Can't be any worse flow then stock .lol. How many jet sizes you have to go up will tell you how well it flows.
A sock stuffed in the intake would be better than stock, lol
Not true, the one guy had that problem
lol I:I
ya if I have to go down ill re design it I think it will be better than stock but tomorrow ill test it out
what should I start jetting at I think I have a 300 main now and I know im running rich self ported and dg pipe and silencer
I doubt anyone else is running a PVC Dr Seuss set up lol so any jetting advice will be guesses. I would plug chop it and see for yourself. Also I would try to straighten the design out. That set up will cause turbulence. Air and water flow very much alike. Think how water would flow through what you've created. Straighten the design and you'll be golden. Good work btw
Ya I made it as straight as I could but it barly clears the rear shock as it is and I took it appart and im taking a dremel to the inside and im smoothing it out
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Ii is not so much the bends that present a problem, but the turbulence that would be caused by air passing over the roughness of the internal joins.
