Thanks for the info-
Jim
cgmoog@ibm.net wrote:
> Just got my new Summit Catalog they carry the Carter pumps
>
> CRT-P4070 (street) 5psi, 72gph $53.95
> CRT-P45594 (street/strip) 7 psi 72gph $49.95
> CRT-P4600HP (requires CRT-404-500HP regulator) 100gph 7psi $68.95
> CRT-P4601HP (requires CRT-404-500HP regulator) 100gph 15psi $78.95
>
> They also have a Hoolley pump (120gph , 9psi) $139.95
>
> and a Summit brand (115gph with an adjustable 5-12 psi pressure
> regulator) $79.95
>
> I've ordered from them and was happy with the service. I'm not familiar
> with these pumps. So connact Summit at
>
> 800-230-3030
> www.summitracing.com
>
> Jim Stuart wrote:
> >
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> > This reply from a very nice techie at Carter ( Federal Mogal?), also
> > very prompt.
> >
> > Hope this is of some use to the list.
> >
> > Jim
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> > Jim,
> >
> > Picking a pump for your application is easy. The problem you run into is
>noise.
> > There are no totally "quiet" pumps. There are pumps that make less noise
>then
> > other's, and there are ways to install a pump so that the noise emission is
> > less.
> >
> > The "quietest" of all the pumps is the gerotor type (FM part # P60430).
>The
> > problem we have with this pump is that it has a gallon per hour rating of
>only
> > 30. This will probably starve your system at 6500 RPM. Plus it is very
> > sensitive to dirt. The next best is the rotary vane pump ( FM part #
>P4600HP).
> > It has a 100 gallon per hour rating. There are lower rated RV pumps such as
>the
> > P4594 which is 72 gallons per hour if you feel a 100 is over kill. If you
>do go
> > to the rotary vane style, we do make a quiet pack (FM part # 18-14U), but
>it's
> > basically rubber hose and redesigned isolator mounts and it fits the P4594
>only.
> >
> > When installing a RV pump it needs to be within 2 feet from the tank and
> > preferably below the tank. Running steel line directly to the pump will
>increase
> > the noise emissions. Use rubber to the pump and insulate the steel line
>wherever
> > you have close contact to the frame. You may have to work with the pump
>mounting
> > to isolate it from the frame also.
> >
> > Always use an oil pressure cutoff switch when you wire the pump up.
> >
> > I hope this helps you Jim.
> >
> > Mark
> > Crusader for the prevention of road rage.
> >
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