i had a thought when i was pulling my trottle body off for cleaning and such. the vacum line that runs from the body to the fpr it works by putting a vacum on the regulator so it will either open or close correct ? well what happens if you use a larger diameter line and bore out the conectors on the trottle body and stock Fpr ? would it help to close off the Fpr or would it hender its capability to close? just a thought . im sure that some one has probably thought of this already but i havent found anything about it .
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Well i dont know about a FPR, but i assume that if you enlarge a vacuume line, you wont pull the same amount of vacuume pressure, larger opening, more area, LESS pressure, or well, lack of pressure.
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ya but how does the Fpr work . does it close off with less vacum or with more vacum. i dont know . thats kind of why i was asking about this
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It closes with more vaccuum.
Boring it out won't create more vaccuum. Its a law of physics (Bernoulli's principle I believe). Pressure in a closed system is equal on all points regardless of the size of the system, or shape. This is how hydraulic jacks work.
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so then its bogis . thanks for clarifying this.
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Oh and one of the most important things you must know is about the Continuity Equation. Which relates the speed of a fluid moving through a pipe to the cross sectional area of the pipe. It says that as a radius of the pipe decreases, the speed of fluid flow must increase and visa-versa.
That's just common sense though...
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alright thanks guys
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