Electric vacuum pumps
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Electric vacuum pumps
I have searched the forum and was wondering if there was anyone running an electric vacuum pump out there that would be strong enough to pull 10" on a 532 CI.
I like the idea of being able to keep it running when you shut down the engine. Basically I will be running a Ron's terminator injection set-up with gas (primer plus for starting) and to cleanout any excess alky at the end of the day as well. So I was thinking if I had an electric deal this would really ensure clean oil at the end of the day.
Has anyone tried an electric deal with success?
Thanks Adrian
I like the idea of being able to keep it running when you shut down the engine. Basically I will be running a Ron's terminator injection set-up with gas (primer plus for starting) and to cleanout any excess alky at the end of the day as well. So I was thinking if I had an electric deal this would really ensure clean oil at the end of the day.
Has anyone tried an electric deal with success?
Thanks Adrian
away- Posts : 266
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Re: Electric vacuum pumps
Yes, but it is pricey. Star Pro Stock vacuum pump with remote battery will pull A LOT!
Curt- Posts : 2791
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Location : Henrietta, Texas but mostly on the road
Re: Electric vacuum pumps
away wrote:I have searched the forum and was wondering if there was anyone running an electric vacuum pump out there that would be strong enough to pull 10" on a 532 CI.
I like the idea of being able to keep it running when you shut down the engine. Basically I will be running a Ron's terminator injection set-up with gas (primer plus for starting) and to cleanout any excess alky at the end of the day as well. So I was thinking if I had an electric deal this would really ensure clean oil at the end of the day.
Has anyone tried an electric deal with success?
Thanks Adrian
YES ... the $1,800.00 Pro Stock pump from STAR.
The O.E.M. type pumps are merely to assist in providing power brake vacuum.
Re: Electric vacuum pumps
gmsmkr wrote:SUM -760152
^^^This is more like what I was thinking. Does anyone use this and how much vacuum can you pull?
away- Posts : 266
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Re: Electric vacuum pumps
Have you ever considered a HVAC external vacuum pump and a hose in the pitts. It would take 110V's and one fitting and a hose? Maybe a dumb idea they only flow 6 cfm but will pull down to 29HG pretty quick on a sealed system and can be had cheap used. You could use a conventional pump on passes.
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