Edelbrock Waterpumps!!!!!!!!!!!

Koniz

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I just wanted to put the word out that Edelbrock is now making Chrome and natural aftermarket waterpumps for 94-95. Seen that at work this morning. Hope thats helps someone out in the Future

 

Venom351R

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awesome, I was wondering when they would finially make pumps for our cars

 

illwood

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Yay, finally!

 

1slow95

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:damnit: I just replaced mine about two months ago!

 

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Not entirely on topic, but I installed one of the meziere electrics on my car last weekend.



Not all back together because of other ongoing modifications, but I like the piece very much, super high quality.

-Jason

 

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LoudToy958

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Thats crap. I talked to the designer last month on the tour we took of the plant. He said that was not gonna happen. I just bought a new pump dang it. Oh well, mine is already gloss black. Next time I guess........

 

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95Mustang302

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their over twice the cost of the stewart water pump...

 

Koniz

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LoudToy958 said:

Thats crap. I talked to the designer last month on the tour we took of the plant. He said that was not gonna happen. I just bought a new pump dang it. Oh well, mine is already gloss black. Next time I guess........

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Who did the tour for you at edelbrock Smity Smith. I just bought one last month also. I **** a brick when I seen it in our 2005 Catalog at work

 

Koniz

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95Mustang302 said:

their over twice the cost of the stewart water pump...

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They are pricey but I can get them for Manufactor cost threw work

 

S/CBlack95GT

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Koniz said:

Who did the tour for you at edelbrock Smity Smith. I just bought one last month also. I **** a brick when I seen it in our 2005 Catalog at work

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I see the pumps for the 1994-1995 5.0 Liter F-series trucks, but I dont see them for the mustangs. What's the part number?

 

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bimmertech

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S/CBlack95GT said:

I see the pumps for the 1994-1995 5.0 Liter F-series trucks, but I dont see them for the mustangs. What's the part number?

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i'm pretty sure it's the same timing cover on all 94-up 5.0's.

 

S/CBlack95GT

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bimmertech said:

i'm pretty sure it's the same timing cover on all 94-up 5.0's.

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I dont think so. I think the 94-95 Mustangs have a longer shaft than the trucks.

 

illwood

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S/CBlack95GT said:

I see the pumps for the 1994-1995 5.0 Liter F-series trucks, but I dont see them for the mustangs. What's the part number?

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Yeah, I looked on the Edelbrock site and didn't find anything myself. Is there really a waterpump for us?

 

mytight95

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where do you work to find out this info.....



jaosn

 

SeventyMach1

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Yeah, I think it's just for the trucks......

 

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95Mustang302

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I found it on their website...

 

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95Mustang302

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ok, whoops it says for truck...

 

ProKiller

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that sucks. i just got a new stock pump when i put in the new short block. i looked and couldn't find anything electric or better than stock.

 

LoudToy958

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ProKiller said:

that sucks. i just got a new stock pump when i put in the new short block. i looked and couldn't find anything electric or better than stock.

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Here is better than stock -

Stewart link

I just bought a Ford racing replacement - it has a different part number than the dealer replacement. Seems to keep the car a lot cooler. That could also be because its new.

 

final5-0

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LoudToy958 said:

Here is better than stock -

Stewart link

I just bought a Ford racing replacement - it has a different part number than the dealer replacement. Seems to keep the car a lot cooler. That could also be because its new.

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I've been running this pump for quite some time now.

A quality part for sure and I had no probs with the install or since the install.

Later
Grady