flowbench

[grobbins]

You could calibrate your MAF flowmeter by rigging up a standard orifice
& manometer setup.
That would give you some ballpark numbers if you wanted to compare
your work with the outside world.

You would still need a vacuum gauge/magnehelic/MAP sensor to monitor
the test pressure (an important variable), even if you are only comparing
your own test results.

Grant

"EPIC! Racing" wrote:

> thats what I thought.  not worried about others numbers, just when Im
> porting that im making an improvement
>
> >
> > Depends if you want to compare your numbers to every one elses.
> > You can make a really simple bench, for doing your own comparisions.
> > Just a Ford MAF, an air pump, and a voltmeter would, would be the min flow
> > bench.
> > Bruce
> >
> >
> >
> > From: "Warwick Anderson" <racingfit at goconnect.net>
> > > could an air flow meter be used on a DIY flow bench?
> > > might be a bit more "real world" than tubes and water?
> >
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