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I would think that mounting the in line pump up front near the radiator would be the best location. Thus saving space for the bulk head.

A consideration would be in line pumps are made to push not pull ... so pushing thru the radiator would be the greatest restriction ...

Also consider ..in the HVAC world TOO MUCH flow sometimes is a consideration because water moving too fast dosent have time to disipate the heat fast enough .. personally the radiator slowing down the flow I dont think we need to worry here. This is where FORD intentially put a restrictor ?

Also the increased flow at low RPM is where we really need it in a pantera. So a VARIABLE drive ..if its made in a 12 volt configuration would vary the speed of the in line pump depneding on temperature in a sensor in the motor. A small control box could do this.

There would be some engineering calculations and information needed to do this correctly.

Ron

2/8/096:10 AM

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