which electric water pump?
55 GPM (3.50" tall, draws 8.0 Amps, 4.6 pounds) - Meizure Heavy Duty
43 GPM (3.00" tall, draws 8.0 Amps, 3.6 pounds) - Meizure
30 GPM (?.??" tall, draws 6.1 Amps, 3.0 pounds) - Summit / CVR
30-37 GPM (2.75" tall, draws 5.8 Amps, pounds? ) - CSR / CSI
Efficiencies:
MHD = 6.875 GPM per amp
M = 5.375 GPM per amp
Summit = 4.91 GPM per amp
CSR = 5.77 GPM per amp
That leaves me with the question of... is it worth the extra 2.2 amps for another 7-13 GPM?
How signicant is an amp of draw?
Last edited by JoeliusZ28; Feb 18, 2008 at 02:04 PM.
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My CSI keeps my car cool 100% of the time. In traffic, on the highway, at the track.. my temps stay nice and cool.
What else do you want to know?
right now i am leaning toward the CSR/ CSI because it draws the least and everyone seems happy with it. I dont know how significant a couple amps of draw is though :shrug: If a couple amps of draw is no big deal, then the HD looks pretty apealing because it is most efficient and flows the most.
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to reliably vote for something else? I use the Meziere. Look in here for my
"fan shroud" customization:
http://picasaweb.google.com/calder.cay/LT1WaterPump
Last edited by JoeliusZ28; Apr 1, 2008 at 10:58 AM.
Like I said wander the internet a little and find a calculator that will convert amps at voltage to HP, double check me, if I am wrong about something I want to know it. That is what seperates me from the others who spend more and go slower. I can admit a mistake and learn from it.
AFA horsepower consumed, use Ohm's Law:
P = E * I, where
E - stands for voltage, the unit is the Volt.
I - stands for current, the unit is the Amp.
P - stands for power, the unit is the Watt.
Then use a conversion application, such as http://www.onlineconversion.com/power.htm
to convert from watts to horsepower.
I've never heard of such a thing - mechanical is much more reliable and is actually
cheaper to produce, so naturally, it is an aftermarket bolt-on.
I think i am going to go with the CSR for now because i can get it on sale. If i have any issues with cooling I know i can sell it and upgrade to the mezeire HD without much difficulty.
Good thread, thanks to everyone that contributed.




