[scott wile]

I know there's gotta be some sort of formula for this question but since I don't have it I figured I'd ask the experts.... Is my 90GPH fuel filter located in FRONT of my 600lb per hr pump big enough to support the pump??

thanx for the feedback - Scott Wile

 

[Steve Wood]

well, gasoline varies in weight from about 5 3/4# to 6 1/2 # per gallon.

That would mean about 92-103 gph for 600# so you might be near the margin if the pump actually is called upon to deliver full flow? At a bsfc of .6, that would be about 1000 hp.

<small>[ November 03, 2003, 10:00 PM: Message edited by: Steve Wood ]</small>



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[ULYCYC]

I think it's time for a replaceable element racing filter. Paxton, Aeromotive and others make them with AN-10 fittings. You did run new fuel lines and sump the tank or have a fuel cell?

 

[ULYCYC]

Steve, Looks like we hit the answer button the same time

 

[earlbrown]

ULYCYC:
Steve, Looks like we hit the answer button the same time

Doesn't that mean that your two should kiss. Sorta like a misletoe type thing.

 

[ULYCYC]

Your just jelous that Zap turned you down for Fluffy eek!

 

[Steve Wood]

Zap said that Fluffy turned Earl down and chose Zap instead. I guess we shall have to wait until Joe Hillbilly airs to find out the rest of the story.



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[scott wile]

Thanx for the replies. I'm using the stock tank redrilled to accept -10 feed line located at the back of the tank. I doubt I'll ever make more than 700hp so I should be safe...

thanx - scott wile