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If your planing to drive this on the road and enjoy it, id suggest a second opinion, someone with a history in Australian Rally or Fink River . If your just playing dyno comps. Then ok
i thought using a high pressure pump intank and a high pressure inline pump resulted in poorer flow and hotter fuel where as a lift pump to the external was hotness?
Basic fluid dynamics if you have pressure at a certain flow rate in say 1/2" line you reduce it to 1/4" then back to 1/2" there will be a slight pressure spike and head loss but no flow loss the liquid will just flow at higher speed through the 1/4" section so reverse this and voalla you would get a higher fluid speed through the in tank pump so allmtr is exactly right.
If that was correct the concept of a booster pump system would not work. Every high rise has one for the potable water and one for the fire. Also a multistage pump is like "multiple" pumps inside one pump.
i thought using a high pressure pump intank and a high pressure inline pump resulted in poorer flow and hotter fuel where as a lift pump to the external was hotness?
That is not possible unless the second pump that was added was so poor it restricted the in tank pump if the fuel was going to get hotter by passing through two pumps then holy fuck keep it away from the engine and rails.
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