Pressue relief valves?
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Originally Posted by Back4More
Same as above...
I went to the new CMI's and they are a bit more restrictive in the water exits.
It pushes 30 at WOT.![Frown](/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
I went to the new CMI's and they are a bit more restrictive in the water exits.
It pushes 30 at WOT.
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that was my next question,
whats recommended? through out the power range? is there a rule of thumb,or a guidline from merc for stock? then, is there any guide for modified.
im running a water circ pump so maybe it doesnt pertain to me now but if i ever do a crossover............
whats recommended? through out the power range? is there a rule of thumb,or a guidline from merc for stock? then, is there any guide for modified.
im running a water circ pump so maybe it doesnt pertain to me now but if i ever do a crossover............
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What is the "rule of thumb" on water pressure?? Minimum?? Maximum?? I have heard 15lbs was ideal. In what situation might a higher pressure be an advantage?
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Originally Posted by pachangalpina
I bought adjustable brass ones from McMaster-Carr for about $40 apiece.
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Here's the one I bought from McMaster-Carr for ~$40. Probably the same one pachangalpina bought.
www.mcmaster.com
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Originally Posted by rbtnt
Here's the one I bought from McMaster-Carr for ~$40. Probably the same one pachangalpina bought.
www.mcmaster.com
www.mcmaster.com
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Originally Posted by rbtnt
Here's the one I bought from McMaster-Carr for ~$40. Probably the same one pachangalpina bought.
www.mcmaster.com
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where is the best place for a pop off valve w/871 blowers ,crossovers no thermostst. i have one between the sea strainer and the oil cooler now,not sure if that is the best place to have the pop off valve.at high speed the water pressure drops way down to 5to8 on the guage.