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Buying parts today. Few questions

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DarkProphet

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Hey guys, im finally getting around to ordering some of the parts I need. Should I go with a standard or high volume water pump? I dont see how a high volume water pump could hurt??
http://store.summitracing.com/default.asp?target=partdetail.asp&part=FMS-M-8501-D50&FROM=MG


Also, what *stat do you all run? I was planning on doing a 180* but really dont know???
 

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The pump is not a huge deal. Dont expect great things from the HIgh volume pump compared to a stocker.

For the stat, I would recommend a Mr Gasket 180*F unit. Should be under 9 bucks at Summit.

Good luck.
 

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A regular water pump is fine. I like the mr gasket 180* thermostat too, but it WILL make your engine run cold in the winter especially seeing that you're in PA. I remember when I had that stat with my 302, the engine would sometime struggle to hit 150-160*. Now with an 11:1 347, its not as bad since the compression/power make it run a little warmer.
 

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Thanks for the input guys. I just ripped the ac condenser out today too, so that should inprove airflow to the radiator. Where can i get a remnufactured stocker??? The only water pump i see for our cars at summit is the high flow one.
 
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i got mine from jegs, its a ford racing unit for 94-95 5o's, it was like 75 bucks. it fit perfect, no problems.
 
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