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Quote: I use an electric coolant pump for my Photon Pulse drive reactor engine in conjunction with a Flux-capacitor for time travel functions..........................LOL......... yeah but does it have a fully sik exhaust with a chopped cat?
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Grimketel wrote: Quote: I use an electric coolant pump for my Photon Pulse drive reactor engine in conjunction with a Flux-capacitor for time travel functions..........................LOL......... yeah but does it have a fully sik exhaust with a chopped cat? Oooohh yeeaahhh, fully sik mate....split diverters, with fishtails and a chopped and hacked CAT.....LOL....... 
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In the situation where the engine needs full coolant flow and both systems are providing full coolant flow, the belt driven pump should be more efficient because there are less transmission losses, and hence the car will have more power for the rear wheels. But at other times the electric pump might be more efficient.
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GeZza200 wrote: Ghia5L wrote: 4LEDboy wrote: But do you really trust an electric pump?  Such as fuel pumps... Yeah, but when the fuel pump dies you know it, you cant drive the car. if a electric water pump goes you wont because the engine will still be going and will cook itself pretty quickly. Are you serious? like really? What do you think if your water pump dies the engine temp goes up in like 1 second and the engine cooks itself or blows a head gasket before you can react? Well it doesn't. If the temp goes up above half.... pull over and source the problem.... its too easy. I would rather have a water pump belt go or the pump fail at full revs than the fuel pump go and have a massive lean out! Now that's real engine damage, especially in a turbo car. They wouldn't be selling them if they weren't reliable.
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Electric water pump works well and a 9rwkw (or 7 or whatever it was) is definately no bullsh|t.
Why would there be underdrive kits out there claiming gains? Basically the water pump pumping water through requires a bit of force, underdrives get their gain from reducing the amount of revolutions pumping the water to around half (smaller crank pulley turning the larger waterpump pulley). Now an Electric water pump will take on all the force of pumping water all through the motor. It doesnt raise the revolutions when the motor's revs does either, so thats where the motor makes more power, simply by freeing up the motor from parasitic loss. Basically a water pump might require 2-3 hp to turn the pump at 600-1000 rpm (idle on a motor), if the car revs to 6000 rpm, chances are the water pump does too, then the power required to turn it simply multiplies via rpm.... It works well, many drag, circuit, race, rally, drift, etc cars use them because they work. I have seen a few used on street cars (strokers or bigger cube motors) but in reality it is an overkill unless you see the track in one way or another- or have the extra $$$.
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"Why are people so unkind?" says Kamahl - he must be a Ford modder! Why do you guys go off about all that "he aint got that much power" sh*t i thought this was about EWP's not who's got the biggest d**k! Forget the non important crap and stick to the actual are EWP's any good - me i think it's too much hassle for serp. style cars - i now jump off my soapbox and return you to your usual sniping!
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a custom belt would be the hardest part of the install i would think.
been lookin at these for a while, yes they are expensive, but so are their fans with relays n switches, theres a very good reason for this: they are reliable. i've had a few different fan n switch combos and nothings gone past the davies craig setup and thats been in the car for the longest! for quality, air movement (read: effectiveness), and longivity i'm impressed by them. and there should be no difference from their fans to their pumps. (& no i don't work for them, wish i did though:P)
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totally aside from the sick drift part of this thread....
As long as it is a quality product I can't see there being any greater issue in reliability with ewp's compared to mechanical pumps: my old man used them in his track car and never had a problem. Without pulling figures out of my a*** the difference in performance is noticable and there were no cooling issues when we used them.
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I know its an old thread but i'm going to give one of these Davies Craig water pumps a go with the controller. They have tests that they show 6kw gain with the 4.0l falcon and better fuel economy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrfux_-6RVw
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GeZza200 wrote: I know its an old thread but i'm going to give one of these Davies Craig water pumps a go with the controller. They have tests that they show 6kw gain with the 4.0l falcon and better fuel economy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrfux_-6RVw sounds interesting....whats it gunna set u back? are u concerned with reliability? what sort of warantee does it have and will they pay for a new engine if it fails.... have done any other mods since your last dyno run? yeah it take around 6kw to run the pump at high rpm but would still need around 2 to run at lower rpm....so i think u may see a gain of around 4kw or 3rwkw.....this is not much and probably not going to be that noticable
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the pump is $285, and i'm not sure if i will need the controller but i like the idea of the pump still working for 2min after the car has turned off. I haven't done anything since last dyno except replaced my pacemaker comps which had a cracked collector with news ones which are ceramic coated now. There is a 2 year guarantee. I think when they first started making them they weren't to crash hot but they have signed a deal with Ford to use them in there new cars, so im guessing they are reliable now.
http://www.daviescraig.com.au/News.aspx
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You might want to check on ebay.. I just saw a few of the davies craigs on there... cheapest was 160 I think...
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frankieh wrote: You might want to check on ebay.. I just saw a few of the davies craigs on there... cheapest was 160 I think... Cheers they are heaps cheaper and there brand new and only about 10min away from where i live.
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A litle off track but i gained exactly 3 tenths of a second at the drags when i put thermofans on my eb v8, from a best of 15.7 to consistent 15.4,s. Best and cheapest mod i have ever done
 No idea how much power the clutch fan was stealing.
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oh good stuff, taking the load off the engine probably gains power everywhere that might be why.
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