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#1 Gizzum

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Posted 01 November 2006 - 09:04 PM

O.k. Now am looking at using an electric water pump! Ohhhh shiney. This has soooooo much potential as the pump could be set on a timer to cool the engine even after the engine has been shut off... KAD do these at a huge price and I would imagine work excellent as all KAD products do. There are some water pumps that are used in the big ol american RV's godammmit that move 4.5 gal/min. Does anybody out there know how much flow is an efficient flow for cooling the A Series???? There has got to be some uber geek :w00t: out there that can answer this.

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#2 Retro_10s

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Posted 01 November 2006 - 11:03 PM

sheepo is running an electric water pump on his new mini (ex-dan websters KAD 16V beast) if that helps.

#3 fikus01

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Posted 01 November 2006 - 11:59 PM

i've heard of folks running the pump from a central heating system from a house, also the pump from a drnks machine!! put it this way if it flows too much you could always slow it down!! fit a large resistor or something!!




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