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Moroso 22642 Enhanced 4-vane Vacuum Pump -12an Fittings Hard Anodized Finish on 2040-parts.com

US $629.00
Location:

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States

Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
Condition:New Brand:Moroso Warranty:Yes Manufacturer Part Number:22642

Part # Description 22642 Enhanced Design 4-Vane Vacuum Pump Kit, Mounting Bracket Included "Enhanced Design" pulls 13.9% more vacuum Can be used efficiently on wet or dry-sump engines Achieves greater vacuum sooner, virtually maintenance free 4-Vane design weighs less than "original" style pumps Designed with maintenance-free precision sealed roller bearings 4.375" O.D. body, 5.050" from back of pump to pulley mounting flange Part # AVAILABLE OPTIONS 97642 Vacuum Pump Vane Kit Part # REPLACEMENT PARTS 97641 Replacement Fittings, -12AN 22626 Replacement Fittings, -16AN 97181 Rebuild Kit, Enhanced Design Pumps GETTING THE MOST PERFORMANCE FROM YOUR VACUUM PUMPS Moroso Vacuum Pump Nos. 22640 and 22641 can be driven no faster than 6500 RPM. The Moroso Vacuum Pump Nos. 22642 and ­­­22643 can be driven as high as 8000 RPM. Moroso offers many ratio options for two reasons. First, by spinning the pump fast enough to achieve the desired vacuum at staging RPM is critical to getting the most performance from your vacuum system. Typically the amount of vacuum it makes below your staging RPM is not as important as it is when you are under a load and ready to make your run. Second, with engines that either run on alcohol, are supercharged or turbocharged, having the pump spin to maximum RPM to maintain vacuum is necessary in some cases. This will decrease the life of the pump, but will achieve the desired results.

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