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Old 04-23-2016, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
The newish AEM380's are pretty hauss pumps. Flow doesn't' drop like a rock at higher head pressures. 044 style pumps have great track records and they are cheapish... Paid $128 shipped for mine. 2 of them would blow a holley 1800 out of the water flow wise.





From the numbers that doesn't really look like it's gonna cut it. I'd like a pump that can handle all 1300+hp on its own.
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4303 for the win..
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Well you would need 2 of them for sure. Just like the holley 1800 is 2 pumps. I think 2 of them may even flow more than the 4303. And you could buy 3 of them for $384. My 4303 starts dropping pressure around 900-1000hp at the crank (or whatever HP I'm making now) with E85 and thats only at 65psi total pressure 13.4v.
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He runs C16. One 4303 would be more than enough.
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Originally Posted by Forcefed86
Well you would need 2 of them for sure. Just like the holley 1800 is 2 pumps. I think 2 of them may even flow more than the 4303. And you could buy 3 of them for $384. My 4303 starts dropping pressure around 900-1000hp at the crank (or whatever HP I'm making now) with E85 and thats only at 65psi total pressure 13.4v.
My whole point is I no longer want to rely on stacked pumps at the track. I need a pump that I can just swap to at the track with a switch and be done with it.
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That car is ripping. Mike worked his magic remotely on the Holley I heard! Gotta love technology and having the tuner 100 miles away do his magic.

Can't wait to see some 7's!
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Haven't updated in awhile. I'm in the process of moving (And bringing the car) to St Louis, so I've been busy. I am sourcing the parts to do a cable drive fuel pump setup, which I hope to have fully dialed in by Drag Week time. I also need to make a trailer for that... Too much to do, too little time!



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