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Jeff Spitzer wrote:

At 02:56 PM 9/28/99 -0700, you wrote:

Once I know where to look I find a bunch.
The 1975 13B Cosmo workshop manual specifies 150 to 160
liters per min or 39 to 42 US gallons per minute
with a pulley ratio of 1:1.18..  At 6500 RPM.
Looks like overdrive.

Paul Yaw also cited a haynes manual at about 40 GPM.  This seems to be the
consensus but should be verified.  That being the case, it sounds like Jim
Mosur is doing something wrong to restrict the flow substantially given
those temps.  What line size is he running, etc?  40 GPM is not bad for 200
hp but a little more would be better.  If there's enough market for high
flow for racing then maybe the airplane guys can run 'em anyway.

Jeff Spitzer

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