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Originally Posted by Butcher
Um, the way a turbocharger works and the way you increase velocity by reducing the outlet on a garden hose are completely different. Incidentally - the presure your garden hose delivers is not a factor of you holding your finger over the end, that just reduces the outlet size which increases the velocity, not the pressure.
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Um, I'm trying to figure out what Colt357 meant when he said something about using the same idea as a turbocharger works. I don't know exactly what he meant. I know how a turbocharger works, I work on cars all day long, everyday.
You don't get outlet pressure without resistance. (finger over garden hose)
Flow (gpm or gph) stays the same.