Where should a Velocity Stacks draw air from?
Discussion
From what I read of velocity stack design, and for the moment ignoring the pulse wave tuning that can be a benefit, the basic concept is to provide a shape of entry that allows smooth unencumbered flow of incoming air.
I’ve seen many pictures of velocity stacks sticking out the sides of a bonnet on race cars. That seems entirely counter to the concept of non-turbulent, smooth flow. Shouldn’t all stacks draw from relatively still air, such as from an air box, with plenty of empty volume around the stack opening?
I’ve seen many pictures of velocity stacks sticking out the sides of a bonnet on race cars. That seems entirely counter to the concept of non-turbulent, smooth flow. Shouldn’t all stacks draw from relatively still air, such as from an air box, with plenty of empty volume around the stack opening?
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