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Glenn
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I have @ 300 ft of 3/8 hose and a 5.6 gpm pump. I have been wanting to increase my draw on my downstream injector. One thing that helped was going a size smaller than rated for my pump. This increased the pressure drop and helped counter the back pressure I'm experiencing with the 3/8 hose at my flow rating. I know a 1/2 hose would also help, but don't wand to change hose for other reasons. One thing I tried today was installing a flojet pump on the chemical line of my down streamer. My thinking was creating a forced induction system that works on the same principle as the supercharger or turbo in automobiles. It seems to have helped allot but I haven't measured the results yet of with pump and without. My question: Has anybody else done this and if so what were your findings and results. I will connect this to a pressure switch and engine switch to shut off the pump when the engine shuts down or goes in bypass. It has a on demand switch that cuts it off when the downstreamer is closed during high pressure application. Also it doesn't create enough pressure to open the downstreamer in bypass even though I have a flow actuated unloader. Like what I see so far just wondering if anybody else has done this.
Glenn
Glenn