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I must have wondered into the wrong room. I heard something about hockey pucks...I like the two I picked up for a buck fiddy each.
I'm not so sure I'd jump in the same boat regarding the comment about air and water having the same exact flow characteristics especially when water's own natural surface tension is a quantitative variable to factor in. Shouldn't surface tension be factored in since it's most likely a contributing factor to water pump cavitation issues? Speaking from a post (even pre) combustion side, even the weight of spent gas is an important variable to consider when flow testing.
Anyway, I guess that might be considered splitting hairs on my part. Am I wrong in this?
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