Electric water pump
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Electric water pump
I am looking for an electric water pump to go with my top end rebuild. I got on Texas speeds site and looked at what they have.
I saw a meziere street pump and it costs 750$. I was not wanting to spend that much but what do u guys recommend for an electric water pump. What do you guys use and what kind of results have u had? I want one that will perform and last. I want something reliable.
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I saw a meziere street pump and it costs 750$. I was not wanting to spend that much but what do u guys recommend for an electric water pump. What do you guys use and what kind of results have u had? I want one that will perform and last. I want something reliable.
Thanks everyone
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To answer your question, I'm redoing my top end and I want to finish my bolt ons as well. Electric water pump is spose to free up a decent amount of HP and im goin for as much as I can for this build
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The street pump is the way to on a street car that uses the stock belt.
WP319 is the part number.
Pump should be good for 3000hrs. I recommend a good system flush every year and use distilled water and a quality coolant. When you flush the system you need to use distilled water also. Are they as reliable a stock, NO they are not, it an electric motor. However if you take care of it you shouldn't have an issue. They are rebuildable and you can also buy a new front motor section if you need a spare.
WP319 is the part number.
Pump should be good for 3000hrs. I recommend a good system flush every year and use distilled water and a quality coolant. When you flush the system you need to use distilled water also. Are they as reliable a stock, NO they are not, it an electric motor. However if you take care of it you shouldn't have an issue. They are rebuildable and you can also buy a new front motor section if you need a spare.