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Message: [QUOTE="blacksmoke.r.us, post: 1536574, member: 5336"] Its still for a static static system regardless if the Navier-Stokes equation correlates. You are right if you have a bigger area by increasing the radius of the pipe you need more volume out of the pump to meet the demand. That is exactly what the new rails do or the opposite. The creat less area making less volume needed from the pump. Like stated befor. If you have a 5 gallon bucket and you have a staric flow rate it takes a X amount of time to fill. If you put a rock in there any size it displaces a certain amount of water. Thefore needing less time to fill the 5 gallon bucket. Thats what the FFD rail does it displaces a certain amount of volume or area whatever you want to call it which takes less pump to meet the demand of the injector. [/QUOTE]

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