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One might consider where the spray bars are installed. If they are in the high
speed air stream, they are less apt to have time to generate much of a pattern
at all. If they are located close to the radiator face in a good plenum, they
might mist a lot better. I've no idea how one might test this stuff. Tiny TV
camera (like on your computer perhaps?) in the plenum? It's something I'd have
to actually SEE before I made a lot of judgments (particularly if they didn't
seem as effective as I'd expected).
Just a theory ... Jim S.
JJ JOHNSON wrote:
Some food for thought on spray bars and pattern's. A cheap pump could be had
from a washer fluid pump [ think this is what Tracy used??] A easily had
spray nozzle could be had from various cars. I've found that some of the
nicer European cars [BMw or VW] w/ the nozzles mounted on the hood get a
pretty nice pattern. Another place where a guy could get a nice nozzle by
using nozzles from Agricultural sprayers. Different patterns and GPH can be
had quite easily.
my 2 cents
Jarrett Johnson
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