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Bawana 11-27-2015 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by mike tkach (Post 4380220)
i think a lot of times water pressure is high because the hoses from the t-stat outlet to the exhaust is to small.

Yes .. Also sometimes the dumps in the tails are to small, where someone modified them or they were just made that way. Its all about radius times pie squared... What goes in must be able to go out easier

JMPH 11-28-2015 08:05 AM

I read all your post thank you, I don't really understand when using crossover with a bypass thermostatically controlled like CP 620-300100 with a big bypass hose how it's it different than a circulating pump.
When it idles your creating 3or4 psi and then when it revs you have more psi , as long if you don't get to much psi I think you good?
I know that merc doesn't make circulating pumps for nothing , I still not convinced before I buy one.
Can anyone share there experience before I buy one

Bawana 11-29-2015 04:27 PM


Originally Posted by JMPH (Post 4380346)
I read all your post thank you, I don't really understand when using crossover with a bypass thermostatically controlled like CP 620-300100 with a big bypass hose how it's it different than a circulating pump.
When it idles your creating 3or4 psi and then when it revs you have more psi , as long if you don't get to much psi I think you good?
I know that merc doesn't make circulating pumps for nothing , I still not convinced before I buy one.
Can anyone share there experience before I buy one

If you want call me (920-475-0852) I can explain both ways in better detail. I have done several motors with both circ pumps and cross overs. There is advantages, and disadvantages to both ways. Its hard without going into pages of writing to explain.

KAOSS 11-29-2015 08:06 PM

Whats the block water pressure ?


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