90 degree injector line fitting causing restriction?

Do you not have a flow bench? if you don't , how do you know all this unless you can see it , I built my flow bench , because of theories &opinions , I just needed facts not BS , just sayin!!

 

Still did not answer my question , Do You own a flowbench, I don't believe text books , I have to see it & too many variables in a text book . I can read a book but that don't mean I can do whats in the book makes it right , been a lot of bs written In a book , but never worked in a real world application

 

Mike,
What about the distabution blocks,thay are all at 90 Degree angels and in a small space, do you think that the fuel is creating bubbel there? In the hat, Like Chuck Andirka told me, It dont make a differancs because thats what the blower dose, the distabution blocks & long lines are what i think restrict the flow, Think about it, the fuel has to make 8 to 10 90 degree turns in a 1 to 2 in. space. all at once.

 

The standard Enderle Distribution block has a pretty big area in between the left and right nozzle outlets. IF it's packed with fuel you can look at that space as a settling tank or accumulator, mini fuel tank or something like that. While the fuel is constantly moving you could say that since the 8 lines are feeding from that larger area that there is no real turn compared to the hose end being discussed.
Dave Koehler
http://www.koehlerinjection.com

 

You said a mouthful and capped it off !!!! Amen Will