BD Dual Fueler

[ncollins64]

It's belt driven.

 

[TrickTruck]

I wonder what the HP draw is on that pump. Today we have small (beer can size) motors capable of putting out 20hp on 50V. This is insane power for an RC car which is the application it's used in, but it would seem to me that electric power would be another alternative to a belt driven system.

Just a thought

 

[HS-MotorsportsZane]

CP3 will take around 13hp to run it at 100%

 

[Inline6359]

Not anywhere in the markets I watch and we watch a lot of the markets on the east coast.

New dodges sell for around 45k and I'm seeing used 100k mile fords bring 37-40k.

Exact same on the half ton market we see as well.

I wasn't being a smart azz, if there are "cheap" fords 14 back 150 or 250s I'm interested.

Didn't take you as being a smart ass. Just stating my experience. I can't touch a new dodge for 45k unless it's a base model, even with my x plan the 2016 Laramie I priced was still 58. That's not including the Laramie limited or longhorn. Now newer gm's I have seen denalis for 55-58. But I was more talking about trucks in the price range I was looking at. Any comparable 03-07 dodge or gm is 3-7k higher then a comparable ford, gap closes a little for the 08,09 trucks. OBS trucks it's all over the map, same with the dodges. Just the trend I seem to be seeing when shopping.

 

[WHY NOT]

I wonder what the HP draw is on that pump. Today we have small (beer can size) motors capable of putting out 20hp on 50V. This is insane power for an RC car which is the application it's used in, but it would seem to me that electric power would be another alternative to a belt driven system.

Just a thought

Would be interesting to see that for sure. Could turn it on and off for racing and pulling wonder how long one of those little motors would last with that kind of heat and pressure on them.


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[TrickTruck]

the motors I'm talking about are brushless so they will last virtually forever as long as the bearings anyway.

 

[bpan]

What area are you in? I would LOVE to come buy up some of those cheap fords...

Canada, right now its very hard to find a truck though, the Americans buy all the good stuff because of their stronger dollar. When I bought my truck a year and a bit ago I was seeing Lariat trucks with ~150,000km (93,200mi) usually for ~35,000 CAD. Comparable Dodges would be ~45,000, Chevys were often more yet.

 

[morefuel]

the motors I'm talking about are brushless so they will last virtually forever as long as the bearings anyway.

Bearings can be changed but they do need to be kept cool and a motor that puts out 15 hp costs nearly $500 from what i could tell.

 

[s8v4o]

CP3 will take around 13hp to run it at 100%

So 13HP would be almost 10,000 Watts. At 12.7V it would need 781 Amps. That's a lot of juice.

 

[lincolnlocker]

The second fuel pump.....would it be belt driven or electric? :shrug:

Billy T.
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think of it as the same concept of a dual hpop for a 7.3.. only for fuel.. bigger demands need more pump.. it is belt driven..

live life full throttle

god bless america and the farmer who feeds your fat ass

 

[gnxtc2]

Thanks.....that made it easier coming from 7.3 plarform.

Billy T.
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[CATDiezel]

Thanks.....that made it easier coming from 7.3 plarform.

Billy T.
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Ha. At the rate of update, your next new rig will be powered by free electrons by completed the circuit from polarization and grounding to earth via electrified ionosphere!

No my post adds nothing to this topic but it was the first thing that came to mind.