Can you modifiy a vac motor?

Greenie

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Since most have a molded/cast exhaust housing, i don't think there is much gain by enlarging the Intake orifice.

The only reason I could see for it would to have "over engineering" in your favor, if say you had to put a 90 deg bend or sharper in the intake plumbing, it is better to have a 2" 90 than a 1.5" 90, so the corresponding tubing would probably have to be larger as well.

Don't overthink this Ash, your set up is good to go.
 
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Tried it with a boat prop once. Can't say i'd recomment it.

Dang boat never did run right after that.
 

Larry Cobb

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Ashley;

There are new Hi-Airwatt vac motors that easily outperform what was available just a year ago.

What are you trying to accomplish?

Larry
 
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so what are these so called new motors about

what is the lift how much cfm how many amp

forget about the air watts no one understands that anyway
 

snrossi

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this is the motor for australian 240v . trying to add pdf not working how do you do that. if you go to ross brown sales or ametek web site they have all the info in pdf
 

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