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Old 05-26-2005, 09:19 AM
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thinking about an electric water pump

i know all the Ls1 guys do this...supposedly frees up 15+ hp...wonder how it'd work on my car?if it's possibly/ all that...chime in if you have some info
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Something like that used in an air-to-water IC?
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I am trying to think what belt that is and if you can eliminate it
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Do you know where to get a kit that replaces the water pump with a pulley only setup? Getting the actual electric water pump is no problem though. Or maybe have a stock pump modified, the impeller removed? I don't think you can eliminate the belt, since it also drives the cams off of the crank shaft.
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Hey TypeR, with the mods that you have on your car, I've always wondered....

How's your tranny holding up?
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Originally Posted by Time For Sleeep
Hey TypeR, with the mods that you have on your car, I've always wondered....

How's your tranny holding up?
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Originally Posted by Smitty
I am trying to think what belt that is and if you can eliminate it

Timing belt
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I think the honda water pump is very effecient, plus it's driven by the timing belt. Not really any way to eliminate it.
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There is a kit to replace the pump in the civics, haven't seen one for the v-6 though.
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brainstorming.. it is great!
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Originally Posted by joedokes28
I think the honda water pump is very effecient, plus it's driven by the timing belt. Not really any way to eliminate it.
that's what I was thinking...
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theses a universal remote mount pump...but not sure about this deal with it being driven by the timing belt
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