differance between a 160 and 215 p pump
Cams, plungers and flyweights are the big differences between the 215 and the 160/175 pumps. Cam in the 215 has a slower ramp on the back side, but starts bringing the plunger down sooner than the little pumps, which aides in refill time. The retard notch in the plunger also helps in that aspect. Flyweights are supposedly lighter than the other pumps, which is why you can get more RPM out of the same gsk in the 215's.
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guess i was unclear.
what i was getting at does the 215 have larger plungers, more flow than the 160. i realize externally they are about the same. Was trying to figure out what the difference is. if it would aid in lowering EGT's and if its something necessary for me to do to reach 500 horse.
what i was getting at does the 215 have larger plungers, more flow than the 160. i realize externally they are about the same. Was trying to figure out what the difference is. if it would aid in lowering EGT's and if its something necessary for me to do to reach 500 horse.
I think these engines are running below there design efficiency 160-215 HP vs 275 HP ] adding some fuel in many cases adds millage , I red for some time now that mild injector upgrades have shown increase in millage .
I do know , but suspect that its not higher injector pressure , but volume .
I do know , but suspect that its not higher injector pressure , but volume .
Yes...This debate over the smaller pumps has been going on for a long time..The 215 are different internally but already have the larger DV and different barrels and cam....But yet guys claim to get 600HP and 11 second runs from the 160,but I don't know if this is true...Drop a larger set of DV,injectors and rack plug and those smaller pumps will fuel...I put LC in my 175 and had to pull back the AFC and star because the turbo couldn't keep up...Put LC in the 215 and its melt down...Way to much..But I'm still learning also...





