electric water pump on the street
#1
electric water pump on the street
every now and again I want to drive my car on the street to meets and shows. It's legal and with the muffler it's not that loud, but I have a smaller radiator and electric water pump. anyone ever have any problems driving on the street with a similar set up?
#2
May be ok for short distances but long stop and go trips are probably going to fail. I would just take the car for a little trip somewhere and see how it goes. Just keep an eye on the temps.
#5
It's a Meziere inline pump. I believe it flows at 20 GPM and I am using -16 hose and AN fittings on the Rxparts adapter. The radiator is the small aluminum half radiator you would find in a civic or most drag cars. It has a 12" electric fan and it get normal air flow to it. It's not blocked by a fuel cell or a closed off bumper.
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You might want to consider what I did, go with some Evans NPG+ coolant. It has a much higher boiling temp and thus can be run at zero pressure in the cooling system, puts less strain on the E-pump and doesn't reduce flow as pressure goes up.
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Although, I do like the NPG coolant products. I am going to be running pure water with water wetter. Mainly because I have seen to many accidents and track problems because someone leaked some coolant on the track.
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#8
I have a friend that has an electric water pump made in Australia, davies craig I think, he drives all over and never has any issues, it was his daily driver for many years.
Anthony
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