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Message: [QUOTE="PowerstrokeJunkie, post: 278630, member: 230"] Its not all about maintaining max icp, or it wasn't for me. The biggest advantage (maybe the only) with dual pumps that move twice the oil as a stock pump, is that the srp only flows a percentage more than stock, certainly not double. It only takes a percentage more than a stock pump to get the system to maintain max icp on a hard run. however the pump only spins 85% of the crankshaft speed, so the pumps are at a fixed speed. At low rpm's usually converter is locked in gear, dual pumps offer instantaneous oil pressure, essentially its like having a single pump spinning twice the speed. No I didn't neeed two oil pumps for my injectors, but I sure love the low end response and snappy off-boost power that double of stock oil volume offers me, im happy with my stealth pumps. Oh and it's worth mentioning I paid only $800 for the pumps, what's the srp1.1 cost again?? [/QUOTE]

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