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I am really considering an electric pump. I have heard several Pantera owners swear by them. I know of two that seem recommend:
1. Davies Craig Electric Water Pump--I believe from Australia and has option for thermostatic control to allow circulation for set period of time.
2. Meziere Electric Water Pump
Most of posts are rodders and racers. Several are daily drivers. Anyone with experience? Yes, I know how hard it is to push water to front radiator but over the years posts from mid engine users have been very favorable in street cars.
Hi Kevin, We have fitted an electric water pump (Ausi version)at the front of the car just behind the radiator. This complements the pump on the motor, and operates via the rad fans thermostatic switch, so that when the water gets hot and the fans cut in so do the water pump. Seems to work very successfully, but of course if you drive fast enough you should not need it! [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]
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