Thread: Eletric water pump??
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03-12-2008 09:38 AM #1
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Never saw the need for one... Suppose it would be good if you had some real clearance issues, but with the plumbing required to make it work....think I'll stick with the bolt on electrics, they sure are nice at the dragstrip anyway....Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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03-12-2008 07:36 PM #2
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I think one of the regular electric water pumps will work fine but space is limited. This guy is running one of the remote pumps you can see it at the lower right hand side.Friends dont let friends drive fords!
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03-12-2008 08:20 PM #3
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Look, I'm sorry but mechanical pumps suck. I ran an electrical pump in the 70's and will always run one. You don't even need a regulator for a carb electric pump. All modern pumps are electric, except dragsters etc... These old dudes need to put the pipe down ............
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