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Topic: Summit Electric Water Pump (Read 411 times)
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abqdart
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just picked one up. Ran into a dude in town that has one on his 451 C body, loves it. I have mine on, have yet to run it. Anyone have one?
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Rio Rancho N.M 87144
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67Dart383
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Dd you get the nsert or complete wp?
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67 Dart 383 MP590, Crane 1.6 R/R, headers, 906, 850 MIghty Demon, Performer RPM, 3inch exhausts, 727 R/M, 9.5 PTC 4500 flash stall w/ 2800 brake stall, 8 3/4 rear with P/T 4.30, on MT ET St Rad 11.77@112.97mph  |
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abqdart
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I got the insert. Its basically an electric motor wraped in billet aluminum with a billet aluminum impeller. nice quality so far.
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68_Val_Sedan
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67 dart 270 resto mod in progress ...
68 chrysler 300 wish it was my daily driver ...
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abqdart
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yup! that one. I know lots of $$$ but boy it looks nice!!!
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67Dart383
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It's only  because it's for Mopar. There's no reason for just the electric part to cost that much. We brought the alu wp housing from 440 source hoping to catch a deal on the electric pump, but may put the old back in it! |
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67 Dart 383 MP590, Crane 1.6 R/R, headers, 906, 850 MIghty Demon, Performer RPM, 3inch exhausts, 727 R/M, 9.5 PTC 4500 flash stall w/ 2800 brake stall, 8 3/4 rear with P/T 4.30, on MT ET St Rad 11.77@112.97mph |
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dusterdarryl
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I use a mancini elec water pump, works fine, its a bit heavy though,
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Shift as hard as you like, just dont break your arm... (George Hurst)
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demon340v
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my dad back when he had the runner had a CSR water pump on it looks sick!
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Alyways Imitated..Never! Duplicated~ Project El Diablo (71 Demon)  |
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signet
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looks like it grew there.
nice piece.
not a bad price if it gets the job done.
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daniel_depetro
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Oh I like that. Too bad it would cost almost the same as any of the others with the purchase of an aluminum housing. Considering I have a new aluminum housing and would really like to have an electric water pump, I guess this is what I'll go with. I guess this way it loks more stock anyways. I bet most probably wouldn't even notice the wires coming off it or the missing pulley/belt at first.
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1974 Dart Sport, 1974 Duster, 1971 Barracuda, 1974 'Cuda, 1970 Challenger R/T-SE, 1970 Challenger 340, 1971 Challenger 340, 1968 Coronet, 1970 Duster 340, 1973 Duster 340, 1971 Demon, 1972 Demon, 1973 Dart Sport 340, 1973 Dart Sport, 1977 Volare, 1971 Dart, 1970 Dart
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daniel_depetro
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 My engines do not have one those 'engine covers' like on the new cars though. Not sure if it would look more stealth black or painted orange to match the rest of the engine. Either way that Summit stick has to be removed. 
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1974 Dart Sport, 1974 Duster, 1971 Barracuda, 1974 'Cuda, 1970 Challenger R/T-SE, 1970 Challenger 340, 1971 Challenger 340, 1968 Coronet, 1970 Duster 340, 1973 Duster 340, 1971 Demon, 1972 Demon, 1973 Dart Sport 340, 1973 Dart Sport, 1977 Volare, 1971 Dart, 1970 Dart
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abqdart
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Hows it working for you womanator
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Womanator
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My blocks 3/4 hard block filled,after saying that I make a pass and drive back to the pits and still only be about 200 degree's.Which is better than the morroso unit I replaced.
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Pro Street dart
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Do you guys think this would help cool the engine at low speed and in traffic?
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don_440
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BigBlockDart.Com
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Anyboby measure to see how thick(from mounting surface of housing to front side of motor) I think a stock pump is about 3.250,hopefully it is a a little thinner,also would like to know how it would last ,street driven,is it rated for continous duty
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