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ProKiller

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i need a new water pump and i don't know what to get. any ideas, suggestions, reviews would be great. reverse flow? electric?

 

DougNuts

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Jegs has them for $50. New Ford pieces.

 

BlackVert

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i'd like to hear from ppl who use the meziere electric wp on their daily drivers ...

 

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those meziere pumps are expensive ($500-$600)

 

ProKiller

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i'm not really looking for a stock replacement, i'm looking for something better

 

sociopath5.0

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I went through this a while back. There are not many aftermarket Hi Flow water pumps made for the 94-95's. Edelbrock does not have one, nor does Moroso. I ended up going with Flow Kooler's (not sure of model #) hi flow unit for our cars and it works perfectly. I got it from Summit. It flows somewhere around 35% greater than stock, and has a flow reduction at higher rpm to prevent over pressurizing. I think it was like $125 and I'm pretty sure it had a lifetime warranty, but dont hold me to it.

 

FastFord

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I have been using a Stewart Water Pump (high perf.) and I am really happy with it. It worked great in the Las Vegas heat!!

 

HISSIN50

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FastFord said:

I have been using a Stewart Water Pump (high perf.) and I am really happy with it. It worked great in the Las Vegas heat!!

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Stewart makes some nice pumps.

 

89MustangGX

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HISSIN50 said:

Stewart makes some nice pumps.

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Linky? or More info please?

 

LoudToy958

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Stewart makes some awesome pumps. That is what I have, and I got my Cobra to never hit over 185*. Stage I is less than $100. They have different stages up to 160 GPM. That is a bit pricy, and not needed on a everyday steet car.

ANY THEY MAKE THEM FOR THE SN95 CARS.

www.stewartcomponents.net/Merchant2/merchant.mvc

 

89MustangGX

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Thanks for info.

 

HISSIN50

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Shane hit it right on.

They hold up very nicely, can come on and off many times, and just seem like real good stuff.

Adam, it seems to me that a Stewart pump is what Rick runs.