Standadyne Fuel Manager Lift Pump
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Re:Standadyne Fuel Manager Lift Pump
[quote author=banshee link=board=7;threadid=6985;start=0#66856 date=1037310547]<br> The only thing I thought might be a problem was that it only pumped 60gph... not quite enough to quench a thirsty motor with hot boxes and large injectors. [/quote]<br><br>Only 60 gph??????? Bummer
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[quote author=dramer link=board=7;threadid=6985;start=0#66491 date=1037242231]<br>That’s a good question not sure if fleet guard makes a filter or not. I would think they would but I will find out. The pump has many filter options. We have in stock 2 different ones. Thanks for the input<br><br>Don Ramer ATS<br><br>[/quote]<br> Don I got to say, looking at all the great stuff you guys Have put together is a very impressive accomplishment!. While I have yet to use any of it, The stage IV is in the definate future. <br> Kudos on the hard work and intuitive designs!.
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[quote author=SFtopSGT link=board=7;threadid=6985;start=15#66960 date=1037323898]<br>Jack if you are going to make that install article something NWDave can follow, I suggest blue and red crayons on large art paper <br>[/quote]<br><br>H-m-m-m-m-m. I do believe it's time to review the old files for subject matter related to the handling of scurrilous remarks. <br><br>~Dave
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[quote author=NWDave link=board=7;threadid=6985;start=15#67185 date=1037367442]<br>[quote author=SFtopSGT link=board=7;threadid=6985;start=15#66960 date=1037323898]<br>Jack if you are going to make that install article something NWDave can follow, I suggest blue and red crayons on large art paper <br>[/quote]<br><br>H-m-m-m-m-m. I do believe it's time to review the old files for subject matter related to the handling of scurrilous remarks. <br><br>~Dave<br>[/quote]<br> That's what happens when you are old as dirt! you have to look up things to say because the mind is failing! Where's that george Carlin book so I can hit him with a goody
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"Does anyone know what the max amount of fuel the VP-44 can use is?"<br><br>Max amount within stock software parameters, or max amount with boxes & larger injectors? Because it would depend on plunger travel, etc., right? <br><br>GP
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I've been told that a stock VP44 flows about 230 cc's of fuel measured per line, per 1000 strokes (the standard). Say the "average" fueling box increases flow by around 50%, that puts it in the 350cc range. That's just getting warmed up on a P-pump
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