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[QUOTE]Originally posted by forestg:
Note that the 35 GPM is at zero pressure. I do not know of anyone that has measured the head loss through the pantera system. I would look at using the 55 GPM pump. The actual flow will be controlled by the head loss through all the tubing, radiator, engine, thermostat etc.[/QUOTE

I DON't believe the Pantera system is able to flow 35GPM, so WHY install a 55GPM pump?...Mark

1/8/1510:16 AM

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