Water Pump

[Zack]

I have determined from all of your replies that it is possible to run a long water pump with a mechanical fan on it (as I had asked about earlier), however, if I do run a long water pump with a mechanical fan, do I have to move the radiator up into where the condenser was? And if so, what kind of modifications need to be made to make it fit there?

[4more]

some slight cuting and bending should get a radiator moved forward also use a short or no spacer between the pulley anf fan see the faq.section in the gallery there should be some close up pics

[fasrnur]

I run a long pump and have no problems.

I also did not move the rad or have to modify

my support. At all! Ask a 100 questions and you\'ll get 101 ways to do it!



Good luck,



Jeff.....

[whiner3]

i run a long pump with a 1\" spacer and a flexalite plastic flex fan with a 4.3 rad mounted touching the rad suppoert... no cutting at all... i have about 1\" space between the fan and rad like the fan reccomends... it runs 180* all day long and i havn\'t had a problem with the plastic fan yet... and i spin my motor to about 7 grand

[s10rodder]

Long water pump with low profile fan and rad outside rad support towards motor (no cutting):

http://www.s10v8.com/myegallery.php?&do=showpic&pid=634&orderby=" BORDER="0

[s10rodder]

Whoops, that didn\'t work. Try this:



http://www.s10v8.com/myegallery.php?&do=showpic&pid=634&orderby=dateD

[Jim]

For max cooling stayaway from mechancial fans. Get your self a good electric puller (at least a 2000 CFM.) I\'m running a 19\" that I got from BeCool and a long Stewart pump and have no problems here in Vegas. Played the mechanical fan thing for years and had nowhere near the results I have now. I\'ve got some pics..email me if your interested.