XES

Anyone here running an electric water pump? If so...what kind, and how much more efficiently does it cool the motor, etc.

B18EG6

bump. interested too

XES

no one?

94TealGSR

If the archived search ever returns there was a long post in the integra forum by some people that were running them. They were having problems as I recall. They had to drill holes in their thermostats for some reason... that's all I remember. Sorry

b18bturbo

i used one on the drag setup fine never had any issues cooled fine

B18EG6

did you drill holes in the thermostat? or pt a restrictor plate in there? Have any problems with burning out the motor of the pump?

XES

ttt

SIXTYdashONE

I run one in my racecar. Cools great, no thermostat tho, car has to warm up for a while, i dont know how efficient it is on a streetcar since mines only driven about 20 minutes a month

BoostedH23a1

you would have to leave the stock one on there right... due to timing belt length.. what would the point be...

rioninja

The electric pumps i've seen that were honda specific usually come with a dummy plate that takes place of the stock pump, which has a gear on it.
From what i 've heard, they actually cool too well for street cars.

SIXTYdashONE

yes, the stock pump is removed, and a dummy plate is put in its place. The car runs REAL cool with it, streetcar or whatever the application

EDIT: Keep in mind, the dummy plate that is on the timing belt will put less strain on the belt, freeing up some extra power.


[Modified by SIXTYdashONE, 5:51 AM 4/6/2003]

XES

What about the thermostat? Is it required to take it out, or should holes be drilled (and if so how big, etc.)?