Adrenaline
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What Brandon said! Come on Scott, your Stage II Spilts are the best test for this bad boy!
When I worked Swings, I'd get off at 12, drink til 5, sleep til noon, do what needed done, go to work, repeat...
Boy was my wife glad we moved 
When I worked Swings, I'd get off at 12, drink til 5, sleep til noon, do what needed done, go to work, repeat...
Boy was my wife glad we moved
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Yeah.....I'm thinking I may not make it that long.
I do have a couple of issues. I haven't made a release tool for the HPOP lines yet, and I still need to get some baseline numbers with the scan gauge. OBTW...it's an AeroForce Interceptor scan gauge. That's the "correct" one y'all were talking about earlier right?
Of course, Mr. weatherman is talking about severe thunderstorms tomorrow through Friday.....so the decision may be made for me.
I do have a couple of issues. I haven't made a release tool for the HPOP lines yet, and I still need to get some baseline numbers with the scan gauge. OBTW...it's an AeroForce Interceptor scan gauge. That's the "correct" one y'all were talking about earlier right?
Of course, Mr. weatherman is talking about severe thunderstorms tomorrow through Friday.....so the decision may be made for me.
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never works out like you want it too..damn weather is always in the way....when i did my pump i used a tool to remove trim work and the older chevy window crank handles with the C clip..it worked well for me..good luck on the install Scott..cant wait to see them ###'s with B codes..
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I thought I read somewhere that one of those slim wrenches that come with a air powered cut off tool work for this.
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Haha....no.
I do have some preliminary numbers to chew on.
I followed the hpop test instructions on swamps website, and a sustained burst from 50 to 100 mph in sixth gear on the 140 setting yields a maximum of roughly 2500psi and it will stabilize around 2250-2300. The duty cycle will spike to 75% and fall off to 55%.
On the stock setting the pressure will peak at 2300 and hold and the duty cycle will not quite reach 50%
So.....if I read this right my stock pump just barely qualifies as "marginal".
I do have some preliminary numbers to chew on.
I followed the hpop test instructions on swamps website, and a sustained burst from 50 to 100 mph in sixth gear on the 140 setting yields a maximum of roughly 2500psi and it will stabilize around 2250-2300. The duty cycle will spike to 75% and fall off to 55%.
On the stock setting the pressure will peak at 2300 and hold and the duty cycle will not quite reach 50%
So.....if I read this right my stock pump just barely qualifies as "marginal".
