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Old 02-16-10 | 10:42 AM
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Electric water pump for an '85 13b

I am building a Locost / Lotus 7 with a street port 85 13b
the cast iron stock water pump is really heavy.
I can make an aluminum housing for the water inlet and
outlet, temp sender and use an electric water pump.

Has anyone done this. There is a Mercedes 380SL
pump on ebay that should have the right flow rate. .
It would be wired to turn on with a temp sender
like a thermostat opening.

Any thoughts
Thanks
Rod
Old 02-16-10 | 12:23 PM
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Old 02-16-10 | 09:19 PM
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i run the second gen housing which is aluminum and a aluminum first gen pump. (i'm pretty sure the aluminum water pump was a old MFR part. Not sure.) But the aluminum pump i have is the only one i've ever seen.
Not sure why you'd wanna run an electric pump unless you're really concerned about power..
Old 05-14-10 | 02:24 PM
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I am building a Locost / Lotus 7 with a street port 85 13b
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