Borgeson Power Steering Thoughts....

I'm curious about your pump pressure.. I'm running a Borgeson pump in a Hemi swap, using a stock Hemi 6.4 pump. I picked a pressure reducer form Sublime, that reduces the pressure to 800 -850 psi. I believe stock pressure is 1350 psi (still trying to find more data) The lower pressure valve is intended to be used with a stock box, no mention of aftermarket. SO, I'm kinda torn which way to go, since the recommended pressure for Borg is 1100-1250. What pressure are you running?

I also noticed on his site that he also recommends running a 2.5 gpm orifice.. Again, not sure how any of this applies to the Borg box but maybe adding a 2.5 orifice to you setup may make it feel better for you. I'm still trying to figure which direction I need to go...

From Sublimeparts.com site
These pressure relief valves are designed for 800-850 psi and are a direct replacement for the valves in your current "Toyoda" power steering pumps as found on most Hemi engines.

Simply combine with a 2.5 Gallon Per Minute (gpm) flow orifice and you should be good to go.

We recommend using the TurnOne 2.5 gpm orifice fitting, commonly found for the Cadillac CTSV.

DIYHemi (Sublime) has 2 videos on reducing the pressure on YT and they say the stock Hemi pump is like 1600psi, but an Avalon or Camry valve is about 1140psi.

I thought there was a chart someplace with the markings on the valves and associated pressures but couldn’t find it.