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I'm sold on the Stewart pumps. I had a 468 cid big block that I couldn't keep cool. I did the usual radiator, thermostat, fans, etc. The pump from Stewart dropped the temperature to an acceptable level.
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Melting Slicks
Joined: Aug 2012
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Thanks all, I'm really leaning towards the Stewart but have decided that I need to keep saving for my 5 speed swap so it will wait a bit longer. I do appreciate all the replies 