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The thing that will create the pressure is the turbo... NOt the piping. Bigger volume requires more air to fill in.speed, just for discussion and not arguing.
I do get your picture. You see the scenario is like this.. You have pearl straw (biggest intercooler) and vitagen straw (smallest intercooler). You and me (having the same engine) sitting next to each other, u choose vitagen straw and I choose pearl straw.. COunt to 3 then start blowing.. "Definately a good blow job will do the job well".. For sure you will win since you have the small straw to get more bubbles up or air into water.. But in real scenario is not like that, as I start my car, I dont pecut.. The air is flowing filling in regular... It is like I'm blowing air to the straw but not strong enough to create a bubble.. then when I pecut (count to 3) my air into the water will be more than u..
Another thing, i was thinking.. the best design for piping not only shortest, but should be small to bigger where biggest next to TB. This will create a air pressure. Another thing did crossed my mind.. put in the small fan into the pipe.. so practically pulling air from the intercooler to TB fast enough.. hahaha.. just an idea..
Regarding the turbo blowing before rev. Please remember that ur engine is also consuming air. The air consumes is more that what ur turbo is blowing on idle and cruise... That's why ur pressure gauge indicates negative pressure.
All I said has been personal experience and not entirely theory. It's the knowledge I gain along my path of BOT till today also with the help of some professional tuners and underground racers.
Anyway... it's ok, as long as u are happy with the set up. Go ahead.... Cheers mate...