That is probably the worst pump available. OEM is better.
--Joe
Shit
What should I use instead
It's trunk mounted with big tank
That is probably the worst pump available. OEM is better.
--Joe
Shit
What should I use instead
It's trunk mounted with big tank
The Pegasus link is bad and that is the wrong Stewart pump.
You want the 2512 pump which is from the Ford GT, or better yet get the one modded by Lingenfelter (this is the best IC pump currently available for any application), however they are very difficult to find in stock anywhere.
Stock one...
http://www.stewartcomponents.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=63&product_id=71
Modded one...
https://www.texas-speed.com/p-4791-...ump-w-lingenfelter-programming-09-13-zr1.aspx
The Davies Craig pump you want is the EWP 150.
http://daviescraig.com.au/product/e...ewp150-alloy-electric-water-pump-kit-12v-8060
If you get the modded Stewart pump you are going to have to be certain your electrical system can handle it. That pump pulls 30 amps. Everyone I know with that pump has a 200 amp alternator.
--Joe
Thanks
Pegusus has for $255 link won't copy right
i found this thread researching heat exchangers for my lightning.
I see a lot of people mention heat exchanger recommendations but i see zero before and after comparisons from one aftermarket brand to another. All i see is "this heat exchanger works for me" or "we sell it and it is the best" from vendors. I was hoping to find datalog info here back to back on terminator heat exchangers proving one was superior then buy the same brand for my truck. I'm just thinking out loud here.
I think his car is still in pieces.Ditto!
Shedding even a few degrees on a system that doesn't get very hot to begin with will be very challenging. Typically there is only 20-30 degrees difference with the ambient temperature. Malcolm did the GT500 HE swap quite a while ago, has he posted any results yet?
i found this thread researching heat exchangers for my lightning.
I see a lot of people mention heat exchanger recommendations but i see zero before and after comparisons from one aftermarket brand to another. All i see is "this heat exchanger works for me" or "we sell it and it is the best" from vendors. I was hoping to find datalog info here back to back on terminator heat exchangers proving one was superior then buy the same brand for my truck. I'm just thinking out loud here.