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| 5.9L 24V Bombs (Aftermarket) Discussion of 24 Valve 5.9 Liter Dodge Cummins Diesels with VP44 Injection Pumps Related To Performance And Longevity |
Hey guys just a quick question, I was wondering if $1200 was a good price on a hrvp? It is used but only for 3 sled pulls then he blew up his truck. I have just the HO pump on mine now but I thought ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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Hey guys just a quick question, I was wondering if $1200 was a good price on a hrvp? It is used but only for 3 sled pulls then he blew up his truck. I have just the HO pump on mine now but I thought if this was a good deal I would go ahead and get it. Thanks!
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Ok I was told that I would be limited to around 500hp with the pump I have now so I figured it would be good to upgrade but if they aint worth it then I wont. Thanks
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The pump you have now will probably produce more HP then that HRVP ever would. They were a short lived fad that was way over hyped with no basis in reality.
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Please tell me your not serious. A hrvp is a sovp with ho electronics. The reason you cant make as much power with a hovp is the plunger is 7mm compared to 7.5 mm with the sovp.
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Yeah, I noticed a big difference with my Scheid lightening pump. I'm really pleased with it to be honest. And I think there would be an even bigger gain over an HO pump.
$1200 isn't a bad price, especially if you can keep your core. If your stock pump is still working. Maybe buy the HRVP, and sell the stocker and have yourself an even cheaper Hotrod pump. Sean |
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You caught me, I don't know anything about the inner workings of these pumps and you won't find a single post of me ever claiming that I do. But I have seen the dyno sheets showing a power loss after replacing the SO VP44 with the HRVP. I'm a simple minded kinda guy, I don't know why half the things in this world work the way they do. I leave it to the experts to explain these things, I just base what I do off of what has and hasn't worked and been proven to do so.
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It is a known fact that a SO VP44 will make more power than a HO VP44. I believe the starter of this thread was talking about a Hot Rod VP44.
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Post from above apparently its not a known fact. I run a scheid hrvp on my truck and its prolly the best vp i have had. |
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Yeah I was talking about a hot rod pump guys sorry if I was unclear, I just wanted to know your thoughts on that pump being that it was pretty cheap because being up here in Canada most diesel shops I talk to they want $1700 for a SO or a HO pump, so I was just thinking that if I wouldnt lose any power compared to a SO pump but it would compare I would pick it up make sense?
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Back in the day, I had a HRVP on an 02 H.O. You'll hear different opinions from different folks, but if I ever get another VP 44 H.O. it's gonna get a HRVP first thing. Might not be the king of the dyno, but for my use, I liked the manners of the truck with injectors and a boost fooler with that pump.
From what I gather, all HRVP's are not the same. That might explain why some people hate them and some people love them
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