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You must have posted as I was editing. YES 3.1 at zero psi and falling off after that. All of them have less than impressive numbers as far as I'm concerned, They will not see my money.
If you do - do something like this, make sure you put a check valve in the feed line!
I still believe added reserve would be your best bet. You could put a pressure protection valve in line, so the aux tanks don't fill up till the main tanks hit a "set" psi.(I would probably do 80psi)
I understand your point. I beat on mine pretty good and the stock rod ends lasted about 5 years. I'm planning on mine lasting 5-10 yrs, but I **** sure won't spend another 6hrs in a creekbed putting it back together. THATS the reason I put the washers on.
1. The sound it makes, you would know right away.
2. If it looks similar to the one posted and its rated at 60 amps, its probably stock military.
As an aside, I've not really had issues with them(stock alts) in my deuce or multi powered wrecker. (but I do have 100a aftermarket...
It looks like the center, that is supposed to be a press fit, just slid off and back on. I would contact Memphis and see what they say.
This is the reason I drilled and tapped the ones I did just this summer. I have a 1/4 inch washer that is bolted on, so mine cannot "slip" off.
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