P pumps and VE pumps... wow!
 

I know this is a little off topic for here, but I'm amazed. I bought a P pump (yeah I know, going away from the little VE someday) and wow, IT IS HUGE!!! I can't beleive dodge put one of these monster P7100 pumps on a tiny little ram. It shouldn't be legal but it's toooo much fun [coffee] .

I'm proud of my tiny VE pump putting out the power it does. [guitar]

Ya big difference there. Just curious what you paid for the thing and what HP pump is it?

Paid $530 for it. Supposedly it's from a 98 with 1500 mi on rebuild, but the numbers are different. Gotta get more info on it, but at the very least it should work as a core (I hope). Or maybe it was a different pump that was rebuilt for a cummins in a ram? It'll be a good amount of time til I can get it on an engine, so I have plenty of time to figure this out.

Yep, they are monsters. Now you just need a timing case, injection lines, injectors, and a lift pump. :D

Make good doorstops[laugh]!

I hate to mash toe's. But as of now I would'nt waste another dime on a ve. My p pump is awsome. The ve make's a good lift pump.

So you did the conversion on a 1st gen? Give details:)
Does it rattle like crazy at idle with no mechanical advance in the pump?

Sacrilige! Blasphemy!

Ya'll are sinners! Pray to the God of Torque he may overlook you're P-Pump transgressions!

Why stop there?

http://www.scheiddiesel.com/images/JohnDeerePump1.gif

A twelve cylinder pump on a six cylinder engine. :D

Aw, well, something that cool and the Lords of the Rotary Table might be willing to make an exception...

Think the sympathetic pair of lines are "y" into a single injector, or did they figure out how to put two injectors in the head???