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Old 02-03-2018, 06:45 PM   #1
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Pump id

I'm sure this has been talked about a million times but my phone will not let me search on this site which sucks, and I don't have a lap or desktop. I put a 190hp p pump 12v out of a blue bird bus in my 89 first gen dually. I just can't seem to find out for sure if my pump is an 11mm or 12mm m, what it has to idle at, and whether it's worth a crap to modify.
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Old 02-03-2018, 07:44 PM   #2
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Old 02-03-2018, 08:56 PM   #3
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11mm
800 rpm idle
2500 rpm high idle
Not really
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Old 02-04-2018, 03:10 AM   #4
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11mm
800 rpm idle
2500 rpm high idle
Not really
Thanks I guess I'll be looking for a pump off of a second gen truck or saving for a 12mm dragon fly pump
 
Old 02-04-2018, 03:12 AM   #5
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Thanks for the link
 
Old 02-04-2018, 09:32 PM   #6
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It's not a race pump but will make a good DD and under 400 hp towing pump.
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Old 02-04-2018, 10:34 PM   #7
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It's not a race pump but will make a good DD and under 400 hp towing pump.
Just seems super sluggish. I removed the fuel plate and cranked the starwheel. It made a difference I just was hoping for more. I'd rather buy a maxed 160,180,or 215 pump, or a 12mm dragonfly. I do tow and plow with her. She's my work truck as well as dd I just want more power. Motor has some blowby. I'd like to do a rebuild with a new pump and turbo this summer. Here are some pics of her
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Old 02-05-2018, 10:49 AM   #8
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Governor spring kit will improve throttle response. For towing I like a 10 plate.
Boost elbow or boost controller to increase boost pressure will make a difference also.
The F-450 in my sig is my tow rig, my engine was a 190 hp industrial but a spun bearing had sent medal into the pump, was going to have it repaired but was able to get a good deal on a 215 pump, had some issues with it wanting to overfuel in the midrange.
I know a few others using 190 pumps in DD- work trucks with good results, as I said their just not big hp pumps but with proper tuning and a little bigger inj they'll do 300+.
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Old 02-07-2018, 12:50 PM   #9
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Governor spring kit will improve throttle response. For towing I like a 10 plate.
Boost elbow or boost controller to increase boost pressure will make a difference also.
The F-450 in my sig is my tow rig, my engine was a 190 hp industrial but a spun bearing had sent medal into the pump, was going to have it repaired but was able to get a good deal on a 215 pump, had some issues with it wanting to overfuel in the midrange.
I know a few others using 190 pumps in DD- work trucks with good results, as I said their just not big hp pumps but with proper tuning and a little bigger inj they'll do 300+.
What would you recommend for a governor spring ? I've read that the 3k kits don't do anything for these pumps because of the size of the governor weights. And what about injectors? Like I said I still tow with her and work her but I'd like more get up and go to surprise people
 
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You could go with the 4k gsk and watch the rpm or install a set of 60 lb valve springs also.
Not sure what size inj a 190 comes with, I installed a set of 5x.012's but sometimes wish I'd only when with 5x.011's, still need to do some more tuning.
215 engines came with 5x.0105 inj, for a near stock towing engine I wouldn't go over a set of 5x.012's.

How much boost will it make?
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Old 02-07-2018, 08:57 PM   #11
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You could go with the 4k gsk and watch the rpm or install a set of 60 lb valve springs also.
Not sure what size inj a 190 comes with, I installed a set of 5x.012's but sometimes wish I'd only when with 5x.011's, still need to do some more tuning.
215 engines came with 5x.0105 inj, for a near stock towing engine I wouldn't go over a set of 5x.012's.

How much boost will it make?
My boost gauge only goes to 30. Before i blocked the wastegate line off it would only make 29 until the fuel fell off now it goes the past 30lb mark. I thought about throwing an oil pressure gauge on the boost line and get a rough idea what it makes. The turbo is a wh1c
 
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