best water pump for 94-95??

[COBRA21]

What is the best water pump for the 94-95. Is the meziere electric pump worth the money?

 

[Leeroy697]

Id say unless you have a built motor then just get a stocker. But Im no expert

 

[bill302]

i just installed a stock oriellys water pump see my mods below...no problems here.

 

[HISSIN50]

The two options I considered were the FRPP pump (50 bucks but backordered at the time) or a Stewart (75 bucks, in stock). Both are quality pieces and I went with the Stewart.

I dont think the parts store stuff is any cheaper (not here anyhow) than the Ford pump, so as long as time is not of the essence, I'd go that route for the money.

Good luck.

 

[wytstang]

The stock replacements are really good and I'm pretty sure the FRPP is just a stcoker not a highflow if memory serve me correctly. I would/am going with the Steward since it's the only high flow pump for our cars (non elec) but like mentioned not really needed.

 

[COBRA21]

But would the electric pump free up any noticeable horsepower?

 

[MattZ281LE]

I went with a good old Ford Racing replacement. Works just fine at 650 hp. They are 50.00 brand new, a bargain in this day and age.

 

[wytstang]

Probably not enough to warrent the expense on a street/strip car

 

[saleenadam]

I run a flow kooler on mine, it was a little more hassle than a stock one to insall since it took about three gaskets underneath for clearance. I've had no issues with it after about 2 years, but I can't say whether it made a difference since I changed the radiator, thermostat, and hoses at the same time.

 

[final5-0]

I really don't have any more good connections at any of the Ford dealers these days like I had in the past.

When mine needed to be replaced a couple of years ago, I could buy the Stewart for a little less than a Ford so I went with it.

Seems like I paid just a bit over 50 for the Stewart

Grady