B billfahl New member Joined Feb 22, 2012 Messages 25 Aug 9, 2012 #1 My question is do I have to see 50 psi of inlet fuel pressure @ 200gph, if I can supply the same 200gph at 25 psi? What does pressure affect, timing? I don't know, I would like an educated opinion? Thanks
My question is do I have to see 50 psi of inlet fuel pressure @ 200gph, if I can supply the same 200gph at 25 psi? What does pressure affect, timing? I don't know, I would like an educated opinion? Thanks
Fireman450 Daring to be diffrent!! Joined Nov 24, 2007 Messages 1,606 Aug 9, 2012 #2 P pumps need a steady 40+ psi . Any lower and ya run the risk of damaging internals of the pump.
D deerefanatic Always learnin... Joined Aug 27, 2011 Messages 566 Aug 10, 2012 #3 Yep, and the 160 and 175 pumps loose power big time below 40.... The cam is a poor design that doesn't allow the barrels to fill properly.
Yep, and the 160 and 175 pumps loose power big time below 40.... The cam is a poor design that doesn't allow the barrels to fill properly.