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ok heres the deal,

i just got my piston pump in and i need to install it, now i know quite abit about hydraulics,installs and so fourth,but not much about piston pumps now my friend/installer is out of town for the next week and a half. now what all needs to be done, to get the piston pump setup up right. info for car is as follows:

85 fleet coupe
350 sbc
4.5 coils
#8 lines
#11 marzochhi
10 batts

i tried to use the search, but for sum odd reason its not working for me today. i would really like to get the pump installed tomorrow as its my only day off for the next 10 days as i myself will be out of town. ANY and ALL help is appreciated ;)
 

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damn, no one is willin to help a brother out huh???? its no wonder i dont frequent this site much. ive got the pump mounted, basically just need to no how to bleed the pump, do i do it just as if i would a reg. pump?
 

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Originally posted by HittinSwitchez@Aug 16 2005, 11:15 AM~3635055
damn, no one is willin to help a brother out huh???? its no wonder i dont frequent this site much. ive got the pump mounted, basically just need to no how to bleed the pump, do i do it just as if i would a reg. pump?
i dont know much about a piston pump but yes i would bleed it before adding pressure to the tank
 

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I have one but I havent pressurized the tank yet. I would say to bleed the lines and everything as usual with a normal pump and then make sure the tank is full (with the front down) and then make sure the tank plug is tight and start adding nitrogen in small increments to whatever you want your pressure to be. You are supposed to discharge the pressure from the piston after hopping or whatever but you should be fine as long as you make sure to discharge it before ever messing with the pump.
 

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Originally posted by HittinSwitchez@Aug 16 2005, 01:32 AM~3629063
ok heres the deal,

i just got my piston pump in and i need to install it, now i know quite abit about hydraulics,installs and so fourth,but not much about piston pumps now my friend/installer is out of town for the next week and a half. now what all needs to be done, to get the piston pump setup up right.   info for car is as follows:

85 fleet coupe
350 sbc
4.5 coils
#8 lines
#11 marzochhi
10 batts

i tried to use the search, but for sum odd reason its not working for me today. i would really like to get the pump installed tomorrow as its my only day off for the next 10 days as i myself will be out of town. ANY and ALL help is appreciated ;)

Sounds cool. Run 84 - 96 volts to the nose, and 150 - 200 psi nitrogen in the Piston Pump... I know from experiance that on a #9 head, 150 psi is the ultimate, but that was with #6 hoses and fittings, I think you could add up to 200 psi and get even more swing since you run the #11. I'm putting together a #13 head pistion pump setup right now, #8 hoses and 1/2" fittings all the way, 10 batts, we'll see how that goes... :biggrin:
 
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