Edelbrock Water Pump??
#1
Safety Car
Thread Starter
Edelbrock Water Pump??
Has anybody tried out this new Edelbrock Victor series water pump #8896? Supposedly it pumps about 15% more flow and provides equal distribution to (within 1%) to both sides of the block. AND, does anybody know where to get one???
GM/LS
As-Cast Polished EnduraShine
Two-Piece Pump for GM Gen III & IV LS
(3/4" pilot shaft) ........................................ ................................#8896 ..........N/A ................N/A
Fits 1997-2007 GM Gen III LS1 and Gen IV LS2 engines with 2004 & later two-piece Thermostat
(GM PN 12581594). Has 3/4" ball/ball bearing. Dimension from block surface to hub: 6".
Replacement Cartridge
for Edelbrock GM Gen III & IV LS water pump........................#8897
Standard Rotation
GM/LS
As-Cast Polished EnduraShine
Two-Piece Pump for GM Gen III & IV LS
(3/4" pilot shaft) ........................................ ................................#8896 ..........N/A ................N/A
Fits 1997-2007 GM Gen III LS1 and Gen IV LS2 engines with 2004 & later two-piece Thermostat
(GM PN 12581594). Has 3/4" ball/ball bearing. Dimension from block surface to hub: 6".
Replacement Cartridge
for Edelbrock GM Gen III & IV LS water pump........................#8897
Standard Rotation
#2
Team Owner
I have been researching water pumps and didn't see this one. Stewart now has one but it is race only. The Evans is the best one I have found yet. Not sure I like the white metal impeller, the Evans is billet aluminum impeller. Where did you find the information on this pump?
OK, found it in their 2008 New Products brochure. Only vendor I see having it listed does not have a price yet.
Very interesting, have to keep my eye on this one
OK, found it in their 2008 New Products brochure. Only vendor I see having it listed does not have a price yet.
Very interesting, have to keep my eye on this one
Last edited by vettenuts; 01-15-2008 at 08:49 PM.
#3
Safety Car
Thread Starter
I have been researching water pumps and didn't see this one. Stewart now has one but it is race only. The Evans is the best one I have found yet. Not sure I like the white metal impeller, the Evans is billet aluminum impeller. Where did you find the information on this pump?
OK, found it in their 2008 New Products brochure. Only vendor I see having it listed does not have a price yet.
Very interesting, have to keep my eye on this one
OK, found it in their 2008 New Products brochure. Only vendor I see having it listed does not have a price yet.
Very interesting, have to keep my eye on this one
#5
Team Owner
When I did a search, the only location it came up was Byunspeed and he doesn't have a price on it yet. If its priced the same as the Evans then to me the Evans would get the nod since it comes with a billet pulley and although will use the stock thermostat, the Evan thermostat will flow more when it opens.
Found this, doesn't have the new Edelbrock pump but has good information.
Ics baby, ice
Found this, doesn't have the new Edelbrock pump but has good information.
Ics baby, ice
Last edited by vettenuts; 01-16-2008 at 05:55 AM.
#6
I am waiting on some items to be released from Edlebrock also. The release date is supposed to be some time in March. No prices have been released at this point that I know of. The water pump looks good. I am waiting on their two piece timing cover. I hope Edlebrock doesn't freak out and impose the Vette tax on these items, but we will see.
#8
A timing cover is a timing cover. An asking price of 425-475. is way too much, especially when gen I & II two piece timing covers range around 100-175. GM's price for the front distributor drive for the LSx series motors is close to or around what the current two piece cover is going for, and the GM piece is way more complex so I think the GM price is justified. The other one is just overpriced. Yes I know it is CNC made from a single block of unobtainium but its still too expensive for what it is.That's why I am waiting for Edlebrock to see what happens. There is another company that cuts a stock one in half and welds on lips but the shop didn't return any of my my e-mails.
#9
Burning Brakes
The timing cover and water pump are in the Edelbrock 2008 new products brochure: http://www.edelbrock.com/images/home/npb_2008.pdf
#10
Burning Brakes
A timing cover is a timing cover. An asking price of 425-475. is way too much, especially when gen I & II two piece timing covers range around 100-175. GM's price for the front distributor drive for the LSx series motors is close to or around what the current two piece cover is going for, and the GM piece is way more complex so I think the GM price is justified. The other one is just overpriced. Yes I know it is CNC made from a single block of unobtainium but its still too expensive for what it is.That's why I am waiting for Edlebrock to see what happens. There is another company that cuts a stock one in half and welds on lips but the shop didn't return any of my my e-mails.