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I've had mine on for about 4000 miles now with no problems at all.
I wired in a relay, diodes, and switch to the pump to be able to run it with the car off if I choose to do so at the track.
I would like to hear from owners who have used this pump on 400+ cubic inch, 500+ RWHP engines. A knowledgable source has mentioned to me that they will not properly cool the bigger motors.
I've had mine on for about 4000 miles now with no problems at all.
I wired in a relay, diodes, and switch to the pump to be able to run it with the car off if I choose to do so at the track.
The link to LS1HowTo is great and gave me much of the information I was looking for.
I see that the thermostat is drilled with two 3/16 holes during the install. Will this really allow enough water to flow during a cooling cycle in the pits? OR .... Is it adequate to just get the engine cool enough to close the thermostat when using say a 170 thermostat?
I ask these questions because I am trying to determine if it can be used in the pits to cool the engine as a method of getting more consistant runs when bracket racing. If I could make my runs at about the same engine temps every time I run I can be much more consistant.
I would like to hear from owners who have used this pump on 400+ cubic inch, 500+ RWHP engines. A knowledgable source has mentioned to me that they will not properly cool the bigger motors.
I had the Meziere on my 427 w/F1R ... didn't last 800 miles. I broke the ring lands on #7 & #8. I was driving around town on a hot day (95+ degrees) and pulled onto the freeway....I jumped on 4th gear and KABOOM..... I heard pieces of the pistons bouncing out the tailpipe!!! I'm now using the new high flow Evans pump with their race coolant. If your spending the $$$ to build a big cube, high HP motor don't risk it with a Meziere.....you only gain about 5-7rwhp with the electric, and its just not worth it.
I have one on my H/C motor that puts out 476/431 and it works awesome. I haven't seen over 190 degrees in traffic in a long time. However, on the bigger motors it does seem to fall short.