Originally Posted by
DamnYank!
ya, i know smooth tubing would best. i would like to find out exactly how detrimental non-smooth tubing is. i've been trying to find some info (good old google) but haven't stumbled upon much as of yet.
Picture air taking the shape of your tube as water would take the shape of a glass. 1 it isn't really sucking in air until it hits the air filter, it is just drawing in air from the location. So with that being said the air that is getting caught in that hose is filling out those indentations, so if you had a drop in pressure during shifts and what not, the hose would continuosly contract and expand because of that play and flexibility in the hose. Whereas hard piping, smooth and solid would not have that problem.