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Flow is constant on a flow bench, Flow in a real engine it is pulsing ( stopping starting ) with each valve hit
You have pockets of air / fuel pushing and pulling each other ( pressure differentials ) making their way through the intake tract ( simplified ) Seemingly useless open areas may be a good place to bunch up ( storage of higher pressure) waiting for a place to go on the next hit And where the pulse is of lower pressure you would want minimal CSA to generate speed quickly Pulses can be thought of like a frequency on a oscilloscope display that change with rpm
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