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Old 12-12-2019, 07:17 PM
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3fastgtos or Scott Roberts what is the difference between the C & D rotors? The C the better one?

PSI "D" is 422 cu.in.per/rev or 6.752 liters per/rev

PSI "C" is 476 cu.in. per/rev or 7.616 liters per/rev

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Old 12-12-2019, 07:28 PM
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PSI "D" is 422 cu.in.per/rev or 6.752 liters per/rev

PSI "C" is 476 cu.in. per/rev or 7.616 liters per/rev
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Not sure who did the ci to liters conversion, but it is not correct.

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Not sure who did the ci to liters conversion, but it is not correct.

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Can you correct it ?
Point is, the C moves more air...

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Can you correct it ?
Point is, the C moves more air...
422 cu.in = 6.915 liters

476 cu.in. = 7.8 liters

6.752 liters = 412.03 cu.in.

7.616 liters = 464.76 cu.in.

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422 cu.in = 6.915 liters

476 cu.in. = 7.8 liters

6.752 liters = 412.03 cu.in.

7.616 liters = 464.76 cu.in.

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Thanks stan... I know you're a numbers guy...
I pulled the info off a site...

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