High volume piston lift-pump

[bgilbert]

BC and RC are keeping 1stgen.org alive!

Off topic question. David, what is your name on Facebook? lol

I too spend all my time on FB anymore and not on the forums. I will give it to Eric though, he is trying to help, giving support and the like to 1st gen owners. Even if he's making a buck at it. At least someone is providing tech, parts, support for the "Gen 1's".. You can always spot a non-1st gen guy when he refers to them as "Gen 1's" lol... But that's another topic..

[BC847]

BC and RC are keeping 1stgen.org alive!

Off topic question. David, what is your name on Facebook? lol

I too spend all my time on FB anymore and not on the forums. I will give it to Eric though, he is trying to help, giving support and the like to 1st gen owners. Even if he's making a buck at it. At least someone is providing tech, parts, support for the "Gen 1's".. You can always spot a non-1st gen guy when he refers to them as "Gen 1's" lol... But that's another topic..

David Livesay.

And Bill, THANK YOU!! I don't fully understand it but, "Gen 1" ain't natural.

[fatty]

IIRC, Eric's pump has a 1.25" piston, whereas the "regular" piston pump has a 1" piston. Bigger area=more fuel flow.

FWIW, I'm very familiar with the high volume pump: (mid 2009) http://www.dieseltruckresource.com/foru ... mp-176472/

Eric, I did qualify my statement with "with large enough injectors". Folks commenting afterward apparently missed that.


Perhaps my point is that Eric could perhaps do himself a favor and break it down over there, like he's broke it down here. Sooner or later, there's gonna be that one person that will screw up and swear it's all your fault.

Oh I see now. I thought you had only run the small one for some reason.

What did you end up pulling that pump down to in terms of psi before you put the electric one on?

[RCCUMMINS89]

On that note (it won't let me pull up the dtr thread)..........But didn't you put the small bore spring into the high volume pump? If that's the case the volume wouldn't of been near the higher psi pumps.

The spring pressure used, does directly affect the volume.

[oldestof11]

BC and RC are keeping 1stgen.org alive!

Off topic question. David, what is your name on Facebook? lol

I too spend all my time on FB anymore and not on the forums. I will give it to Eric though, he is trying to help, giving support and the like to 1st gen owners. Even if he's making a buck at it. At least someone is providing tech, parts, support for the "Gen 1's".. You can always spot a non-1st gen guy when he refers to them as "Gen 1's" lol... But that's another topic..

I try to refer people to here but it falls on deaf ears. They won't even go to CF because "You never know what kind of tech you are going to get." I kid you not, I was told that.