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Bill Iverson 11-13-2010 04:37 PM

Question for a P-pump pro
 
I just found a cheap 98 stick donor vehicle for my chevy swap. The down side is the guy already stole the pump to swap onto his 95 but will give me his old one instead. Is there actually a difference in pump design or were the later pumps just tuned differently from the factory. Therefore can the 95 pump be tuned to the 98 level or will it always fall short?

angelic0- 11-13-2010 04:56 PM

both being p-pumps ??? VE & VP pumps suck !

Bill Iverson 11-13-2010 06:41 PM

Yes, both P-pumps.

94duality 11-13-2010 06:47 PM

I AM BY NO MEANS AN EXPERT, more like a curiosity question, isn't a 98 electronic p-pump as where the 95 would be fully mechanical pump?

Dr. Evil 11-13-2010 07:20 PM

98 was a split year. Model year 98 had the mechanical P-7100 pump as well as the electronically controlled VP-44.

That being said, to tell you the stock power ratings I would need to know the what transmission each truck had. The p-pumps on standard trucks are rated higher and there are only minor differences between the years. Rest assured, a 95 pump can put out just as much hp as a 98 provided it has the correct mods and tuning.

joshmock 11-13-2010 07:24 PM

i am no expert, but i swapped my 97 manuel p-pump or a 96 automatic p-pump. the ratings were different as the 97 being a standard was rating for more hp. you couldn't tell the difference tho since i wasn't racing the truck i was just driving normally. pulled just as hard and ran just as good. hope that helps

something to think about, if the 98 works on the 95, why wouldn't the 95 work on the 98. question is why would you swap the pumps unless something is wrong with it?

94duality 11-13-2010 07:29 PM


Originally Posted by joshmock (Post 651676)
something to think about, if the 98 works on the 95, why wouldn't the 95 work on the 98. question is why would you swap the pumps unless something is wrong with it?

:humm:i jsut thought of that same thing.

Smokem 11-13-2010 07:40 PM

Quick answer; very different. Different cams, plungers, delivery valves, and governor assemblies. The pump from the '95 either an 838 or 841 will make quite a bit of power, the only downside is the cam design, but it won't come into play unless you wish to exceed 4000RPM.

Dr. Evil 11-13-2010 09:40 PM

^^ Theres your expert opinion ^^


You can still make a lot of power with a 95 pump.

v8440 11-13-2010 11:12 PM


Originally Posted by 94duality (Post 651658)
isn't a 98 electronic p-pump

No sir, there's no such thing as an electronic p pump. As someone else mentioned, the 24 valve engine with the electronic vp44 pump replaced the 12 valve engine with the p pump in 1998, but only the vp44 pump has any electronics. Maybe that's what you were thinking of?


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