What pump or pumps?

catman3126

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Well I need to start figuring out what to do for pumps or a big single pump for this built motor. I have the stock pump and a 189k still maintaining rail. I like the idea of a big single like a 10mm or 12mm, this will be driven on the street the majority of the time. I'm going to run 60% exergy's to start with. but i don't want to have to do the pump again down the road. im leaning towards the 12mm just to have thart covered to get into the 850-900 range when needed. any input from someone running one of these would be great. thanks.
 

moparkxracer

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I'd think the 10mm would get you where you need to be. I know there are a few that run that and the 12mm every day on the street. I did dual 10mm way over kill though.
 

andy-stevenson

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The guy I spoke with at Exergy said either of the pumps will be just as reliable as a stock unit. He said the 10mm should be good for 800hp and the 12mm should be good for 1000hp.
 

catman3126

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Yeah thats why i'm leaning towards the 12mm so I wouldn't be limited down the road or streting the 10mm out and shortening the life.
 

TROJAN366

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what about putting a new lbz pump in the valley and moving your old pump to a dual fueler setup. then you know youll always have 1 pump thats going to work. if your old pump gets weak then it is easy to replace up top?
 

catman3126

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what about putting a new lbz pump in the valley and moving your old pump to a dual fueler setup. then you know youll always have 1 pump thats going to work. if your old pump gets weak then it is easy to replace up top?

Yep defnitly an option. I just like the idea of the single pump and less stuff going on under the hood.
 

mike diesel

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what about putting a new lbz pump in the valley and moving your old pump to a dual fueler setup. then you know youll always have 1 pump thats going to work. if your old pump gets weak then it is easy to replace up top?

That's exactly what I did. Pulled my lly pump out of the valley, replaced it with a new lbz pump then bought a dual cp3 kit and put the lly cp3 on top.