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  1. 02-09-2007 04:35 PM #1
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    Thanks for taking the time to answer, car is used mostly for crusing, and every once and awhile a 1/4 mile pass, are there any easy things to check to make sure I am getting enough flow, I recently changed from a 80gph pump, to a 110 gph with only a slight change in pressure.
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    Depending on the pump your presure will stay about the same but your volumn will go up.
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