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Message: [QUOTE="Charles, post: 1566466, member: 103"] I think hydraulic pressure is easier to accomplish by simply asking for less Rotella flow rather than constantly trying to flow 5 or 6 or 7 TIMES as much Rotella as fuel. Everybody else is just flowing fuel. Imagine if a CR guy suddenly had to flow 5 or 6 TIMES as much fuel per millisecond to make the SAME power..... done. No way. No chance. We just have to stop flowing so damn much fluid all the time if we expect HEUI to make power. Drop the demand. Reduce the intensifier bore. I don't think we are even coming CLOSE to the theoretical hydraulic ratios on any of these larger nozzles. As I stated in another thread, I kept coming up with 7 - 9k psi on a 200 EDM based on flow compared to known rates for CR nozzles with known pressures. Also.... the poppet, again, is a tight tolerance machined part, with highly fragile hydraulic balances on its faces. Altering it is an order of magnitude more complex than making a smaller intensifier... Either way.... you get 400cc. Asking a hydraulic pump to do 3500 or 4000psi is certainly easier than altering all the dynamics involved with that poppet. And that's ignoring the machining, finishing, metallurgical, inertial and physical complexities. [/QUOTE]

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