Turbolator Plate
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Re: Turbolator Plate
Originally Posted by Wild Card 09
If you look at a section through the pipes you will see that the inner diameter of the elbows is only fractionally larger than the hole in the plate. Donīt bother!
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Re: Turbolator Plate
Wow, youīre absolutely right. There is quite a difference in diameter! I missed that!
It didnīt make a difference to the performance, though. However, if a 496 is already running at a max around 5000 revs, maybe it needs more than a little extra gas flow to free up more horses at the top end. 496īs tend to produce their best speed figures a tad below 5000 revs.
It didnīt make a difference to the performance, though. However, if a 496 is already running at a max around 5000 revs, maybe it needs more than a little extra gas flow to free up more horses at the top end. 496īs tend to produce their best speed figures a tad below 5000 revs.
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Re: Turbolator Plate
Originally Posted by Wild Card 09
Wow, youīre absolutely right. There is quite a difference in diameter! I missed that!
It didnīt make a difference to the performance, though. However, if a 496 is already running at a max around 5000 revs, maybe it needs more than a little extra gas flow to free up more horses at the top end. 496īs tend to produce their best speed figures a tad below 5000 revs.
It didnīt make a difference to the performance, though. However, if a 496 is already running at a max around 5000 revs, maybe it needs more than a little extra gas flow to free up more horses at the top end. 496īs tend to produce their best speed figures a tad below 5000 revs.