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PHT33

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in R Series (R30, R31, R32, R33, R34)

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PHT33

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Hello,

I've currently only got one 040 in tank pump and its running out of flow at 23 psi. Therefor only running 22.

Was looking at running duel 044's off a surge tank still fed by the 040. Instead started to lean towards just getting the one Aeromotive a1000 to do the job, meaning less fittings etc.

So, just wondering if some people with personal expirience can offer up some insight as to how much:

a/ a single 044 has supported at the rw

b/ twin 044's have supported at the rw

Thanks in advance :D

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Well considering you've not really given us much idea of how much flow you actually need (23psi means nothing)...

Im going to guess either

1. You are running a 500rwhp setup

2. You have not correctly wired the pump

#2 is a very common problem often overlooked.

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