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Message: [QUOTE="96F350KID, post: 1421689, member: 1608"] Stock P7100 pumps put out 15000 psi of injection pressure. When modded at 4100rpm of flow they peak at 25,500. Their advantage is they can move more volume of fuel without pressure drop. Thats why on a big cc pump 12v they'll piss fuel from the exhaust but still run, idle rpm can't burn all of it but it'll still move the fuel. In all diesel engineering classes ive taken that is how they describe the process. In the aftermarket world everyone just trys to flood the engine with fuel like its a alcohol engine. The smaller you make the volume of fuel particles the easier and faster they burn. Thus why diesel in a puddle doesnt burn but if you spray it from a squirt bottle it'll ignite just like gasoline. [/QUOTE]

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