10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm?
02-09-2003, 10:52 AM
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10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm?
i've been getting conflicting sides to the story..would a t3 at 10 psi flow the same as a larger t4 with 10 psi?
02-09-2003, 12:05 PM
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Re: 10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm? (DefiantGSR)
no
edit: Tony was as bored as I was, only 2 sec sooner.... damn these Honda guys are quicker at *everything*
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edit: Tony was as bored as I was, only 2 sec sooner.... damn these Honda guys are quicker at *everything*
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Re: 10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm? (tony1)
at a given rpm, on a given motor, at a given PSI will the larger one have more flow? from my understanding or logic, it wont. Not taking into consideration, lag, rpm, compressor efficiency, etc etc..
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02-09-2003, 12:22 PM
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Re: 10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm? (DefiantGSR)
at a given rpm, on a given motor, with a given intake charge temp, at a given PSI will the larger one have more flow? from my understanding or logic, it wont. <u>Not taking into consideration, lag, rpm, compressor efficiency, etc etc..</u>
So to answer the question NO
02-09-2003, 12:30 PM
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Re: 10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm? (BlueShadow)
at a given rpm, on a given motor, with a given intake charge temp, at a given PSI will the larger one have more flow? from my understanding or logic, it wont. <u>Not taking into consideration, lag, rpm, compressor efficiency, etc etc..</u>
unfortunately we have to take into consideration compressor effiency and all that because he asked if a T3 at 10 PSI will flow as much as a T4 at 10 PSI.
So to answer the question NO
unfortunately we have to take into consideration compressor effiency and all that because he asked if a T3 at 10 PSI will flow as much as a T4 at 10 PSI.
So to answer the question NO
02-09-2003, 12:44 PM
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Re: 10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm? (DefiantGSR)
I was the one that asked the question in the first place..and i rephrased my question so it is much clearer. thanks.
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02-09-2003, 12:51 PM
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Re: 10 psi t3 cfm = 10 psi t4 cfm? (DefiantGSR)
actually, this is for reference..might be pointless to you..but im trying to learn.
<u>Not taking into consideration</u>, lag, rpm, compressor efficiency, etc etc..
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