stock intake elbow, or tri flow??
Actually, the rubber elbow is probably better. You'll need to secure the nozzle in the elbow with a proper mount in either case. Some metal elbows have a "divider" down the middle which can affect N2O distribution on a Wet System. Plus, I've done a thermo check on the surface temps of rubber and metal elbows... the metal has greater heat soak absorbing the underhood temps.
Originally posted by Wild1
Actually, the rubber elbow is probably better. You'll need to secure the nozzle in the elbow with a proper mount in either case. Some metal elbows have a "divider" down the middle which can affect N2O distribution on a Wet System. Plus, I've done a thermo check on the surface temps of rubber and metal elbows... the metal has greater heat soak absorbing the underhood temps.
Actually, the rubber elbow is probably better. You'll need to secure the nozzle in the elbow with a proper mount in either case. Some metal elbows have a "divider" down the middle which can affect N2O distribution on a Wet System. Plus, I've done a thermo check on the surface temps of rubber and metal elbows... the metal has greater heat soak absorbing the underhood temps.
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