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BAP full time or vacuum switch?

jaykruger

Juiced, ported and blown
Mar 30, 2007
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Ok, I have read this both ways some people just twist the vacuum switch wires togethor and run the BAP full time and others hook up the switch to the "T" under behind the glove box and put the switch in. For my mods and the tunes I will be using what do you guys think?

For tune "A"
2.76 upper, home ported blower, 60's, stock pump, other basics

For tune "B"
2.76 upper, home ported blower, 60's, stock pump, other basics and a 75 dry shot.
 

gnxs

Electron Powered
Apr 26, 2004
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You can do it either way and I guess I'm in the minority since I have it hooked to an adjustable Hobbs switch. Wiring it full time means that there is one less part (the Hobbs switch) that you have to worry about failing, but I never wanted to run constant elevated voltage to my stock pumps.

I'm not in disagreement about wiring it full time, just mentioning that I didn't do mine that way.
 

rdsnake

formerly RD SNAKE
Mar 5, 2006
5,740
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When I did have my BAP I had it wired with a hobbs switch, once in awhile it would feel like i hit fuel cut...I really didn't no why it was doing it at the time but now I no.

On my new setup with dual baps, the hobb switch is gettin the BFH
 

Mr. Unknown

Member
Oct 26, 2005
24
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When I did have my BAP I had it wired with a hobbs switch, once in awhile it would feel like i hit fuel cut...I really didn't no why it was doing it at the time but now I no.

On my new setup with dual baps, the hobb switch is gettin the BFH

Dual BAP? I thought you had fual FPDM?

And I've had the fuel cut once when I was going WOT. My BAP is set to 0 FWIW
 
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