CFM
CFM means how much air can flow in a minute. It's important for engines and compressors to know how much air they can handle.
CFM stands for Cubic Feet per Minute, a measurement of airflow. It's commonly used in automotive contexts to describe the volume of air an engine can intake or an air compressor can deliver.
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"any aftermarket fan you can get um usually flows between like three and 5000 cfm uh whereas a factory mercedes fan will flow like 13 000 cfm"
Mercedes Engine Swap King Matt Kwiek The Smoking Tire
"Well, how much is CFM on that? And we just had a quick but good chat."
Driven Radio Show #339: Mark Valentino of Radford Racing School Driven Radio Show
"that flows 300 CFM has got to be better than 200 CFM. So where's the disconnect here and why is that not the case?"
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