Your problem will almost certainly be back pressure, ie trying to force too much water out too quickly.
Forget about PSI of pump, as you will already have disabled the pressure switch, the PSI won't matter.
The flow rate of your pump however is a critical factor.
If you put a pump on that pushes out 10 ltrs a min you would be asking for trouble, I use a Sureflow agricultural pump that was rated at 60 PSI but as it has a high flow rate, I can only use the Varistream on the quarter to position.
Willamsons have tested the Varistream using a 100 PSI pump rated at 5 ltr a min, but even with this pump you may encounter problems if you are using micro bore.
If the water can't get out as fast as the pump is pushing it, you will get back pressure, when this back pressure builds to a certain level the Varistream will stop the pump, it senses that you have stopped the flow.
You haven't but the Varistream cant detect the difference between turning off the flow and back pressure that has reached the cut off point.
A hundred meters of micro bore on a reel offers a hell of a lot of resistance.
Imagine you are coming down a helter skelter, You will never travel at a speed comparable to coming down a straight slide. The friction of you pressing against the side slows you down, it's the same with water coiled on a reel.
If your problem is caused by back pressure, then the Varistream will run at a higher setting when all the hose is laid out in a straight line. Try that first. Dai