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JayTheCPA
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Might help if folks know what vehicle the LP is going into and the goals of the project. Just say-in 
Neither. Mechanical belt drive would be my preference. Dodge example below, but, you get the idea.
Another idea is the: Kennedy Diesel Duramax "flow on fail" lift pump. Google it. No link - not a vendor and other vendors sell competing products.
GDP pump for reference as no vendor sells anything like it that I am aware of.
Another idea is the: Kennedy Diesel Duramax "flow on fail" lift pump. Google it. No link - not a vendor and other vendors sell competing products.
GDP pump for reference as no vendor sells anything like it that I am aware of.
'03-'07 Dodge Ram 5.9L GDP Fuel Boss Base Kit (Pump/Mount/Drive)
'03-'07 Dodge Ram 5.9L GDP Fuel Boss Base Kit (Pump/Mount/Drive)
www.glacierdieselpower.com
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The belt driven pump is beyond overkill for a basically stock truck, and is introducing something else to fail imo. Airdog and fass are about neck and neck anymore. I run a kennedy single pump on mine because the cp3 on a duramax needs volume, not pressure to it since it already has a gear driven supply pump on the cp3. AFE has a new lift pump that has gotten good reviews. Depending on where you live/travel, make sure you get one with a fuel heater if you will go where it gets colder than freezing