I noticed some of ya'll put a high flow emp stewart water pump. i did the same and ran into a pulley issue the old one wont fit and the new one i got that dose fit the water pump is to big, any advice?
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I noticed some of ya'll put a high flow emp stewart water pump. i did the same and ran into a pulley issue the old one wont fit and the new one i got that dose fit the water pump is to big, any advice?
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Post a pic. Did You get the short or long pump? Only issue I had with a Steeda water pump pulley was I had to add washers on the bolts to back them out a bit so it would spin freely.
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It's a short
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Send it back and get an OEM type replacement!!
I never saw any improvement with the Stewart pump but it did seem to work OK just too expensive!!
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My uncle says I need it to move water quicker it's over heating, it's an different engine and has camsOriginally Posted by Marauderjack
Send it back and get an OEM type replacement!!
I never saw any improvement with the Stewart pump but it did seem to work OK just too expensive!!
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Neither of those fit? The stock one should but I've never tried it. Where did You get the top pulley?It's a short
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Top one fits the waterpump too big for engine I got it from summit
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What makes it high performance?
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It's a 6% improvement in flow at 6,000rpm while consuming 7% less power. It will out flow the stock pump while consuming less power to run it.
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And how much time do you plan on spending in the 6000RPM zone? *Just sayin'.03Merc - It's a 6% improvement in flow at 6,000rpm while consuming 7% less power. It will out flow the stock pump while consuming less power to run it.
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Just stating a fact. Regardless, it's an upgrade.
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Sometimes moving coolant too fast is bad also, really fast flowing coolant might not have time to pick up the heat and then release it at the radiator. Just saying....
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Any improvement with the EMP Stewart pump is not really measurable!!
It is quite well made but a lot more expensive than OEM so save your money for a more meaningful modification!!
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Trying to get it right...
No experience with the Stewart (have heard good things about them), but got bit bad on the Meziere WP and the jerks I dealt with there. Their specs on longevity are ********, and their build quality is mediocre, at least with the two I had which both failed. (They sure looked nice though! :-)). Best thing I did was put a new stock pump back in.
A 170 stat and rear engine cooling mod were better investments for me in keeping a cool running car.
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