502 water pressure
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I just installed the same housing and I am getting about the same pressure. But there was a lot of water flowing out the tail pipes and the engine was running cool on the trailer. We took it out to the lake and at about 50mph I was getting about 8psi,and at 100mph I was getting 25-30 psi, and the engine was always running cool no matter if idling or at any speed. Very Happy with the housing.
Before I installed the pump, I added an 1/8 NPT port on the pressure side of the housing so I could monitor the highest pressure seen in the system.
I would of installed a multiple stage pump, but I did not have time to do the change. Not so sure I would of really needed the extra stage now as the extra stage was going to dedicated to the intercooler.
Before I installed the pump, I added an 1/8 NPT port on the pressure side of the housing so I could monitor the highest pressure seen in the system.
I would of installed a multiple stage pump, but I did not have time to do the change. Not so sure I would of really needed the extra stage now as the extra stage was going to dedicated to the intercooler.
Last edited by gordyd4; 07-31-2011 at 08:15 PM.
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From: gasport ny
funny you mention that. first gauge i had was no good. it would not move off 0. so i sent it in and they sent me a new one. have to thank them for that. autometer pro comp marine. i got about 6 psi at 50 mph. cant seem to get to 100 mph or 70 mph. best i can do is 65. been to 80 on the trailer but thats wind preesure not water pressure
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Where are you taking the pressure reading from?????
Your pressure reading is very low especially for 3000rpms and up. 0-2psi at idle is pretty common. I still have to wonder if the gauge is correct.
Your pressure reading is very low especially for 3000rpms and up. 0-2psi at idle is pretty common. I still have to wonder if the gauge is correct.




