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shybx1969
11-07-2013, 09:23 AM
Guys ive only been bracket racing my sbc a few yrs. I want to now go too a electric water pump and fan..How much real world hp will i gain, and what do you guys reccommend for water pump. thanx brett

BEAST477
11-07-2013, 03:23 PM
You will see the biggest gain with the fan. But I think the best part is you can run the water pump and fan to cool down between rounds.

TheYellaBrick
11-07-2013, 06:05 PM
With the electric H2O pumps being in use for several years now, they're so reliable you can use them on street/race machines. Used to be you'd only use them for short time runs like drag racing. The top name brands like Meziere and Moroso would be good choices. I've no feedback on the Proform and Aerospace Components pumps.
The above all replace the mechanical pump. Then you have the electric motor driven mechanical pumps for drag racing only, and remote pumps for 'other' applications.

shybx1969
11-09-2013, 03:17 PM
thanx for info guys. no i havnt known anyone whos tried the proform pumps. I see jegs pushin them pretty hard...I think ill go with mez or moroso..

markdunlap
11-09-2013, 05:23 PM
I always have liked CSR brand.

The clear anodized one look pretty good with aluminum heads, intake, and valve covers.

shybx1969
11-10-2013, 02:52 PM
Ill have to check them (csr) out too. Ill see if i can find any feedback on all of em...thanx

TheRabbit
11-10-2013, 03:02 PM
Last year I had to order a replacement motor for my CSR. It took almost 4 months to get a motor. I'd try a different brand if I were you.

markdunlap
11-10-2013, 06:12 PM
Did you order it from Jegs?

zipper06
11-10-2013, 06:19 PM
I don't want to get in the mix, and i'm not trying to sell anything, but i do sell ProComp, electric water pumps, they are dirt cheap compared to other brands, i've sold about a dozen of them with no problems, one guy i know has run one for over 5 yrs.
In fact Hammertime runs one with no problems also.
I have a CSI out in my shop that needs a motor, the replacment motor cost more than a new ProComp pump.

Just saying.

Zip.

shybx1969
11-11-2013, 02:33 AM
I don't want to get in the mix, and i'm not trying to sell anything, but i do sell ProComp, electric water pumps, they are dirt cheap compared to other brands, i've sold about a dozen of them with no problems, one guy i know has run one for over 5 yrs.
In fact Hammertime runs one with no problems also.
I have a CSI out in my shop that needs a motor, the replacment motor cost more than a new ProComp pump.

Just saying.

Zip. no prob dude... :D thats what i wanted lotsa input...thanx

shybx1969
11-11-2013, 02:38 AM
Man i hope csi is looking into probs thier having... :roll: Are they made in usa japan, china,...

markdunlap
11-11-2013, 04:01 PM
I have owned 2 CSR/CSI pumps for several years without any issues. Maybe I am just lucky.

The only one I had trouble with was a Moroso. It just leaked at the seal.

RogueDog327
11-13-2013, 03:56 AM
Guys ive only been bracket racing my sbc a few yrs. I want to now go too a electric water pump and fan..How much real world hp will i gain, and what do you guys reccommend for water pump. thanx brett

Electric fan & water pump Vs. stock pulleys, pump & fan would be a 3-10hp gain add few more hp if you use a WOT kill switch on the alternator to cancel out that increased parasitic loss.

Electric fan & pump Vs. under drive pulleys, flex fan & aftermarket pump would be too close to call maybe + few hp with a wot kill on alt.

I don't think I would ever feel confident driving far from home in a street car w/ electric pump unless I had a backup plan in case it failed.

shybx1969
11-13-2013, 03:07 PM
Guys ive only been bracket racing my sbc a few yrs. I want to now go too a electric water pump and fan..How much real world hp will i gain, and what do you guys reccommend for water pump. thanx brett

Electric fan & water pump Vs. stock pulleys, pump & fan would be a 3-10hp gain add few more hp if you use a WOT kill switch on the alternator to cancel out that increased parasitic loss.

Electric fan & pump Vs. under drive pulleys, flex fan & aftermarket pump would be too close to call maybe + few hp with a wot kill on alt.

I don't think I would ever feel confident driving far from home in a street car w/ electric pump unless I had a backup plan in case it failed.thats the one thing i drive mine to the track, i need reliability...

ballsout1
12-14-2013, 12:17 PM
i`ve got 2 trouble free seasons on a 80.00 procomp unit. i`d buy another one in a heartbeat.