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Thread: Reservoirs vs T-lines in Flow Rate = Insignificant

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    Quote Originally Posted by [cTxP]Baleful View Post
    There's to many variables in this to just say "resorviors are super restrictive". I REALLY don't see how they could be restrictive unless you're using a crappy bay drive res. Use a swiftech micro res, or one of the EK's then come back to us. If you're gonna post something like this, and want to be taken seriously, don't use some home made concoction. Use stuff that is used by us every day, ie. micro res and EK res.
    Who cares? The main point an intelligent person would take away from this is that T lines are not that restrictive after all.

    Actually I need to make one edit. Martin, you might try the same tests using the T-lines in a different orientation. Have the flow impact the sidewall and carry on in a horizontal plane if that makes sense. Having the flow go across the top of the T might not have as much impact as perpendicular. Or did you do that already?
    Last edited by santiagodraco; 07-23-2007 at 01:20 PM.
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