434nova
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What is the part number for the dw400?
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SignUp Now!They’re made by russel. 3/8” and 5/16”.hey turboelky what's the part numbers for those efi quick connecter you used for the sender.
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bison While i respect your knowledge i am having a lot of trouble with some of these assumptions. Let me state my doubts (of which i will do some serious testing in the next week or so to confirm or disclaim). "A column of fuel against g forces" without doing some math i will estimate a # 8 line from tank to rail will hold at most a quart of fuel. ( this pump needs no where near that size line but i will use it for an example anyhow) That would put the weight at 1.5 lbs of fuel in the line. At 2 G's (darn good launch ?) the fuel will weigh about 4.5 lbs. That non-compressible column of fuel will be pushing against a already spinning fuel pump that is capable of 80+ lbs almost instantly. (my guess is that it can react much faster than the car can move?). I can't see how a 4 lb force acting against a pump already in motion that can easily produce 90 lbs is going to have a hard time keeping up. Also about the temperature being a problem ?? No one races with a nearly empty tank ? These in tank pumps are totally submerged in several gallons of gasoline and the windings and brushes that are awash with gasoline normally show very little temperature rise in all my previous testing. Dissipation is typically less than 300 watts at maximum loading and thats not going to increase the pump temperature more than a few degrees in a typical 10 second drag race. Being totally submerged in gasoline has a rather extreme cooling effect------more heat is probably picked up from passing through the fuel rail in the engine compartment but even then a deviation in output is easily corrected by the regulator. These thoughts are just my intuitive impressions. I intend to research this in extreme detail as I have all the necessary instrumentation to get it right.