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Looks a good option to the Davies craig and well priced too.
Jason Fletcher - 22/9/08 at 09:06 PM

http://www.csr-performance.com/csr_pumps.html

Click on remote pumps.

Jason

[Edited on 22/9/08 by Jason Fletcher]


Triggerhappy - 22/9/08 at 10:13 PM

This baby might se some Hayabusa heat:
Linky1

Or why not the cheaper version of EMP:
Linky2

[Edited on 22/9/08 by Triggerhappy]


Jason Fletcher - 23/9/08 at 09:51 AM

When I was building my car I bought the Davies Craig which I though was poor quality and then I bought the Bosch which I did not think was man enough for the job and finally setttled on the bigger stewart one and its the dogs nuts! but aint very locost.dogs nuts of a pump

Jason


hoots_min - 23/9/08 at 11:47 AM

Hi Jason,

what Bosch pump did you look at?

I am looking to do my own leccy water pump system on my blade but was thinking of two Bosch booster pumps roughly about 7.5 l/min (which together would provide greater flowrate than the Davies Craig EBP). They would be wired in parallel with one on constantly and the other on as temperature increases and only just enough to maintain temperature at an adjustable set point. Still to work out how to do the electronic side but still looking at the pump stage.

Cheers


sucksqueezebangblow - 23/9/08 at 12:13 PM

They Certainly look sexy in billet aluminium but the one benefit the Davis Craig system has is the EWP Controller. Given that I'm running the pump off a bike battery and alternator I would prefer that it only operates (and draws current) when the engine temperature requires it, and then only using sufficient power for sufficient flow to maintain the temperature and no more. Without a controller the pump will run constantly at max power even pushing against the thermostat when cold.


Jason Fletcher - 23/9/08 at 12:25 PM

I looked at the Bosch pump Radical use and got one of those. The outlets are only something like 3/4 inch.

The Davies Craig has the option of being run with the controller but I heard bad reports of them.

My pump runs all the time and I have the std 85 deg stat in the engine. I do have a bypass hose fitted from the head to just before the pump so there is still some circulation even when the stat is closed. It runs fine.

Jason


hoots_min - 25/9/08 at 12:46 PM

Hi Jason,

don't suppose you remember the product code for the Bosch pump?

Cheers


Jason Fletcher - 25/9/08 at 01:07 PM

No sorry but if you phone Powertec and speak to Lee in the parts he will tel you. He charged me 75 quid plus vat for mine.

J