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Old 12-30-2012, 05:23 PM   eBay Motors  #1 (permalink)
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dual kennedy pumps

i have one of the kennedy pumps right now, thinking about adding two. Would it make to much pressure that it would start to surge at idle? Still kinda undecided if i need it or not because it should make around 150-160gph @ about 4 psi with just one pump. Could use anyone's input with first hand experience on these.
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Old 12-30-2012, 05:31 PM   eBay Motors  #2 (permalink)
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Pumps create flow, restriction creates pressure

I have dual Kennedy/TTS pumps and they make 8-10psi. Never surges.

Had a set on my LBZ for 4 years, and my LB7 is going on almost 2 years. Never once a problem, I love them.
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Old 12-31-2012, 06:56 AM   eBay Motors  #3 (permalink)
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alright that helps me out. wasnt sure what it would do. ill order one up!
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Old 12-31-2012, 10:53 AM   eBay Motors  #4 (permalink)
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In my opinion one pump is enough unless you are planning on a big built motor. But you could always run two and add a regulator if needed. Two is also nice for redundancy in case one goes out.

Also the statement above is incorrect. The pump creates the flow and pressure. Restriction causes a loss of pressure.
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Actually, 2 pumps are fine for a stock engine. Ive ran them for almost 6 years.

No regulator needed as the TTS pumps are on-demand pumps.
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well i was thinking about just adding another since its not a ridiculous amount of money and would help over come dual filters and keep the cp3 feed with pressure at all times. i dont have a fuel pressure gauge to let me know how its working which kinda sucks for me.
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Also the statement above is incorrect. The pump creates the flow and pressure. Restriction causes a loss of pressure.
Explain yourself o knowledgeable one!

If you have your pump running, and pinch the line...is the pressure between the pump and pinch point going to rise or lower?
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Glowshift has a electric fuel pressure gauge that is like 60 bucks. Can run the sending unit to the bleeder screw on the fuel filter housing and put the gauge in your pod.
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Also the statement above is incorrect. The pump creates the flow and pressure. Restriction causes a loss of pressure.


Like I said, pumps create FLOW. RESTRICTION creates PRESSURE.



Ill put it into Laymans terms...


Turn on your garden hose at wide open, now squeeze the hose to RESTRICT the FLOW. Now you get PRESSURE.



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Pumps create flow, a restriction creates pressure!


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