Flow charactoristics of bends
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 155
From: Marine Corp Mountain Warfare Training Center
Flow charactoristics of bends
I've got a great deal on a y pipe but I've always had this thing agenst cheap bends, I know that the "crinkle" bends are crap, but if I'm running a 3' y pipe on a 3' cat back, am I looking at a big hit with cheap pushed in bends?
anyone know any flow numbers on a manderal(sp?) to these bends?
anyone know any flow numbers on a manderal(sp?) to these bends?
I've heard 33% loss in flow used as a guestimate.
I don't think you can say exactly X amount of loss because a small 10degree 'crinkle' bend will have very little loss compared to a 10 deg mandrel bend, however a 90 will show a very large loss. In other words its dependent on the angle of the bend.
IMO, get a mandrel bent Y.
-brent
I don't think you can say exactly X amount of loss because a small 10degree 'crinkle' bend will have very little loss compared to a 10 deg mandrel bend, however a 90 will show a very large loss. In other words its dependent on the angle of the bend.
IMO, get a mandrel bent Y.
-brent
Thread Starter
Registered User
Joined: Sep 2001
Posts: 155
From: Marine Corp Mountain Warfare Training Center
damn dude, I didn't know I had a twin out there, but from looking at your sig I thing I've got a exact twin, I guess it is time to put the ROH's back on.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
Formula Steve
LT1 Based Engine Tech
45
Sep 19, 2023 08:31 AM



