Any one use or seen this Electric Vacuum Pump Kit

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brands5.0

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SSBC makes the kit i saw it on ISDR on espn they said it could pull around 12" i beleave. What eles would i need? i see i need a catch can. has any one use an electric kit on a drag car?

http://www.stainlesssteelbrakes.com...ssories&model=Electric+Vacuum+Pump+Kits&year=

 

Rick 91GT

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Not sure how good that would work Brandon, your better off with a Aerospace or Moroso pullied unit, seal the motor off tight and use a releif valve to adjust it.

How's the car coming, ready for NMRA next week? Shoot me an e-mail, your stickers are on the way

 

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Just got the 4.30's in last night and put my team z lowers on. Loaded the car up and went out west of town to make sure everything was ok. made a pass at about 7400 rpm i had to back out after 2nd feels way faster the it id at the track last week. She's ready for the nmra event now , but saterday i going to put a lot of passes on it 10's or bust .

 

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I hadn't seen that unit before, but I know a lot of GM guys run e- pumps from stock applications.

I did try a Ford smog pump on my 408w, but it pulled way to much vac. I was actually pulling oil out of the motor. It made about 14-15" at idle, not sure about higher rpms.

This is a decent site.

If you are interested I can post some of the info I have when I get home (don't have it at work).