KPM pump install?
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Originally Posted by ratman
jay freds a great guy that will go out of his way for ya. i just think kpm should get thier ducks in a row. they make some good products but i think a kind of unprofessional how they do buis. maybe things are different on the other side of the pond. yeah it was cool of you to make instructions for fred but that should have been done by kpm. it would take what an hour to write it up and print enough copies to put one in with every pumpthe sell. btw did you get to different size bolts? the were long bolts in one of my pump and shorter bolts and washers in the other pump. pretty haphazzard way to impress the consumer. good luck with your new new ride is da shizit, rm
Rat, Yeah it came with long studs and short studs. I think one set of studs is for an older style pump shafts, and the longer studs are for the newer style but I dont know. I just used the ones that fit my application.
Was a pain to build but after I got it, they worked just fine
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Wish I would have read this thread before I bought the pump from Trick. I have my doughts that this pump will last and you do have to drill the holes out in the factory bearing bracket for the KPM's to mount. Guess I will try them for a summer then check them for wear.
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I saw Fred in Miami, he said he included a copy of these directions I wrote on each pump he sends out, Hell there are even pics and everything included.
Yes you have to drill as listed in the directions
J
Yes you have to drill as listed in the directions
J