power steering with Electric waterpump

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Dec 1, 2010 | 02:59 PM

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Razor

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I have a solid set up on my car now. I go through the traps 7900 as high as 8100. I drive the car on the street when I can and have had the stock pump on for 5 years and havent had a problem yet. Knock on Wood!

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After installing this Pro Comp Pump and having more problems than I care for I am going to put a regular pump back on it and wait to buy a CSI later.

What problems are you having? Great to know and save from getting a headache.

Those CSI are nice pieces.

Thanks for the PS tip.. I have another 1000 rpms to get there

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Dec 2, 2010 | 05:23 AM

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The Procomp doesnt fit well, The backing plate covers up alot of the timing cover water ports, Also I cannot keep it from leaking, overall its just not a good piece.

Dec 2, 2010 | 06:35 AM

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The Procomp doesnt fit well, The backing plate covers up alot of the timing cover water ports, Also I cannot keep it from leaking, overall its just not a good piece.

Thanks for the heads up.. I guess this wasnt in their sales literature

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Dec 2, 2010 | 10:42 AM

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Thanks for the heads up.. I guess this wasnt in their sales literature

If you put some time into porting the backing plate and enough Silicone it might work. But if you havent bought one already donot buy the procomp. I have heard that the Proform pumps are much better and priced right also.

Dec 2, 2010 | 03:04 PM

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I'll go the CSI route with the pulley on the front. I dont want to re-engineer the pulleys.. and buy another serpentine belt. I must have like 6 of them..

Never buy the stupid mini march pulley for the alternator.. belts dust on it like crazy.

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