Reply to "Cooling the Pantera"

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Here's a photo of the Autotrend EFI remote thermostat assembly installed in the front of the Pantera with a Stewart electric waterpump, that's used as a booster pump.

I decided to go with the Stewart pump because it creates zero restriction to flow when it's not running. That gives me lots of options as to when to have it running. Some electric water pumps won't allow any coolant to flow, unless they're "on", which means they have to run whenever the engine's running.

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