MattKatz

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Looking for ways to pump water on a strictly race application that is not meant for street driving that will not break the bank.

Plans are to have a motor plate in the front and a non-typical radiator (remote) location. What are some options I could explore?

HighspeedLean

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I did this...AEICNC.com adaptors to a BBC waterpump. Top -12AN lines to a Moroso 63425 and topped with a Moroso 63423

Blackpanther99

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Clean work^

TurboMonte100

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I am thinking about these as well, I have a electric BBC pump. Do you have any closer pics? How and where are the hoses routed?

HighspeedLean

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I can tonight when I get home

HighspeedLean

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TurboMonte100

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Thanks for that, I have a summit pump and this will help me determine if this setup will work with it. How are the hoses routed, what goes where?

HighspeedLean

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The two from the top of the waterpump adaptor to the two on the Moroso adaptor. Doesnt really make a difference which ones are which. I just used a Moroso hose adaptor, 1 1/2", to the top of the radiator. The lower hose connects to the waterpump itself(1 3/4"). I mounted the Moroso adaptor to the forward cage strut with some thin sheet metal I had laying around......low buck??? borderline, still hugely cheaper than a Meziere!

TurboMonte100

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I agree the cost starts to add up. I am also thinking about taking a stock pump, and pressing the pulley off and then adapting a old Moroso electric water pump drive kit onto it. (which I also have)

LSOHOLIC

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Hey OP, I have ran the BBC/AEICNC setup before and loved it. Matter of fact I have one setup for my current project, but had a change of plans. So I'm selling the setup.............https://ls1tech.com/forums/parts-cla...ump-setup.html

Good luck with your project.....

LS1MCSS

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Do you know the p/n for the Moroso adapter?

HighspeedLean

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MOroso 63426 and 63420