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CP4 Inlet Pressure Spec?
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[QUOTE="CATDiezel, post: 791652, member: 4387"] Well, Real good question... Here's another thought for rattling a brain. With twin HPFP's, you have double the "flow capable capacity" therefore they are literally at HALF the workload they were before. Because chances are you are only going to spend 1% of your time where TWO hpfp's would even be needed.... The rest of the time they are just loafing around. [/QUOTE]
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