Hi all,
Works keeps going on slowly on my restoration, and now Im focusing on updating the water pump.
Simple question, any experiences/suggestions when looking for a new water pump?
Thanks guys!
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Edelbrock 8844. Expensive but worth it.
That's what I've got, after innumerable inquiries. Expensive until you look at the 'cost' of being without - then a bargain.
I have a brand new weiand with the bypass drilled in for cheap ...
Ron
Ron
Cat7195 and A.Hudson,
how easy it is to install? does it need any adaptor to mount or is it a "plug and play" type?
Ron, your experience? working fine?
how easy it is to install? does it need any adaptor to mount or is it a "plug and play" type?
Ron, your experience? working fine?
Both the Edelbrock and the Weiand work great .. the weiand needs a slight modification for the by pass ... the one I have is brand new and the modification has been done already.
I'm building a Windsor Motor so I have no use for it. I'll look up the part number and get you some pics after work today ... give me 1/2 of what I paid new and shipping and its yours. I can save you some money in CUSTOMS by listing it as SAMPLES.
Ron
I'm building a Windsor Motor so I have no use for it. I'll look up the part number and get you some pics after work today ... give me 1/2 of what I paid new and shipping and its yours. I can save you some money in CUSTOMS by listing it as SAMPLES.
Ron
The Edelbrock is a plug and play.
Cat
Did you use the backing plate behind the Edelbrock waterpump?
Thanks
Did you use the backing plate behind the Edelbrock waterpump?
Thanks