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124951, Water pump question Posted by 96mitseclipsers, Apr-04-09 01:32 PM
I have a 95 420a block that I will be boosting, I was just wondering what kind of water pump to go with, like from a dealership to get the OEM or there is one on cimotorsports thats like $50. I just wanna be safe with whatever I go with.
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124952, RE: Water pump question Posted by RoninEclipse2G, Apr-04-09 01:42 PM
Either will be fine. our waterpumps are known to go bad with age, not horsepower.
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124953, RE: Water pump question Posted by 96mitseclipsers, Apr-04-09 02:01 PM
ok. Also timing belt what kind? I see alot of people use the gatorback.
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124955, RE: Water pump question Posted by adamzty, Apr-04-09 02:16 PM
Originally posted by 96mitseclipsers ok. Also timing belt what kind? I see alot of people use the gatorback.
That should work just fine. A lot of people also use the OEM Mopar one from the dealership. I am running a beck/arnley one.
Just get a good brand name one.
When you replace the timing belt, you should replace the tensioner and pulleys too. Here is a good kit - http://www.store.partsdinosaur.com/product1310.html
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124956, RE: Water pump question Posted by 96mitseclipsers, Apr-04-09 02:22 PM
Thanks for the help!!
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124954, RE: Water pump question Posted by Fallen4ng31, Apr-04-09 02:15 PM
Originally posted by RoninEclipse2G Either will be fine. our waterpumps are known to go bad with age, not horsepower.
Unless you're Bullett and break them on the Dyno. :P
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124957, RE: Water pump question Posted by bullettdsm, Apr-04-09 02:36 PM
Originally posted by Fallen4ng31Originally posted by RoninEclipse2G Either will be fine. our waterpumps are known to go bad with age, not horsepower. Unless you're Bullett and break them on the Dyno. :P Lol, my instant response exactly when I read that :cheers
OP, OEM is tried and true. The gatorback also has a good reputation so far.
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124958, RE: Water pump question Posted by 420agreenvilleSC, Apr-04-09 02:56 PM
I use the OEM timing belt from the dealership. Expensive, but proven and strong.
I have a water pump for sale if you're looking for one. Much lower than $50 too. http://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=16&topic_id=114190&mode=full
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124959, RE: Water pump question Posted by 96mitseclipsers, Apr-04-09 03:20 PM
well I like the kit that was from parts dinosaur and going to piece 2 kits together cause my DD needs a timing belt and everything on both.
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124961, RE: Water pump question Posted by Mopar McNeer, Apr-04-09 07:47 PM
Just make sure you get a NEW waterpump and not a reman.
The Dayco and Gates brand Timing belts have been good in my experience.
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