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I got the pump in the mail today

How much did you pay? I just got this pump off ebay for $35 free shipping and he has a more of them. They are brand new too......

That would work awesome I'll have to look into it for sure.

Yeah lol I might do that

Yeah but I'm not going to be able to roll a m105 around lol

If i could figure out a good way to seal a steel tank to prevent corrosion i would weld compartment into the m105 bed the width and depth of the wheel wells cause I'm going to put benches in that spot and tool boxes probably could store 20 to 30 gallons of water maybe even more. If that won't...

Yeah if you saw my build thread I'm there lol as far as I'm going to get anyway..... i will do everything possible not to pull the cab. I'll be painting the engine compartment tomorrow morning.

So you agree to just get the shurflo...... I think that's what I'm going to get the more I think about it. That's what jwaller told me to use and he uses similar pump. The thing I like about the on demand shurflo pump is that could be wired on its own circuit and set to 100 psi. You could have a...

That's what I'm thinking too http://www.alcoholinjectionsystems.com/Water-Injection-Pump/c29/index.html made for it 100 to 300 psi adjustable. But I've been talking to jwaller and he said the shurflo pumps are good enough and not really worth spending the extra money. I'd like to run more...

The on demand shurflo should run 100 psi safely that's what I'm reading. The bypass pumps won't work as they can't be adjusted. You could wire to another switch and have it kick off possibly at higher but I think they have a internal bypass valve that just recirculates once it reaches 60 psi

I don't think I'm going to go that route.... I already have boost and pyro gauges from Hewitt industries and I don't want to buy any type of controller. I have this planned out pretty good I think. I'm going to go with a two stage setup using the flame heater ports in the intake elbow. Smaller...

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_357081_357081 This one is $69 but can be found cheaper. This is what all the diesel guys use and from the hours of searching I have done have not found one complaint about it. Some were even using the cheap 12v pump from harbor freight but I...

Pumps can be had for around $50 to $60 bucks and would be less of a headache in my eyes then a pressure vessel. Plus the other thing I see is possible cavitation using the tanks.

All this info and never was finished? You guys missed a key point in all this. Wire a switch in the line from the hobbs switch so you can turn it on and off when you want it. Here's my plan and I do plan in doing this but it might not be till after the bob is done. I'm going to use a 24v...