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Old 11-25-2010, 01:54 PM
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If you still got it apart, you should change that tee out for a Y fitting. AMS performance did testing on dual pump setups and it had a noticable flow loss in the T configuration.
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Originally Posted by smokeshow
Where did you get that double pump retaining assembly in the bucket, did you make it yourself?
stock basket, we just lifted what was in the bottom, and threw the pumps in the bottom of the basket, and zip tied the extra **** higher up...
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Originally Posted by foose04
If you still got it apart, you should change that tee out for a Y fitting. AMS performance did testing on dual pump setups and it had a noticable flow loss in the T configuration.
Got a link for this?
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It was a couple years back, I read it when I was building my talons dual pump fuel system. It makes sense though if you consider the pressure/volume both pumps generate flowing in a parallel path till it diverts.

Think of it as two water hoses meeting face to face verse having them spraying in a crossing pattern.

The test AMS did was testing different pumps, different voltages and line size/fittings. Was a good read, i'm sure with some searching it can be found.
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Ive had enough fluid dynamics classes to know why in theory it flows less, but sometimes it is negligible in the real world, I guess not in this case.

I found the article, but saw no mention of different fitting sizes and configurations. They did in-tank vs inline, which was interesting.

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man 10s are there great work on that lil 4.8 id luv to see it break 10s keep posted...
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That is a smoking hot 4.8
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you make me wanna sell my 6.2 and get a 5.3 to put boost on
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