Removing a procharger?

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07-13-2009 | 06:36 PM

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Mastercraft240

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Originally Posted by niceguy

I'm not taking anything off. LOL. I basically told him the same exact thing you listed here. The big fuel pump will work, but you may have to add a regulator if there is not one currently. Other than that, I couldn't agree more.

And just for the record, I do ALL my own work. I don't like anybody touching my toys but me.

Sorry for getting off topic.

Sorry, that was all meant for DMFP live. For my application the regulator did not work.

07-14-2009 | 08:38 AM

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kennyo

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If she's getting into boost getting on the trailer you need a new driver!

07-14-2009 | 08:55 AM

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Pismo10

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Originally Posted by Nichols92

At idle the Procharger makes no boost so that isnt whats making it "touchy". How much power do you need to load it?

I am sure he knows it is because he is turning a bigger prop, not because of boost... Please, the guy isn't stupid.

07-14-2009 | 07:16 PM

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Jeff P31

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I think that buying a winch for the trailer would be a lot easyer than taking the pro chargers off !!!!!!!!!!! Not sure why people still like to power load their boats. It's not a matter of if but rather when something stupid is going to happen . And yes I run pro chargers . Just my .02 Jeff