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Old 02-05-03, 03:04 PM
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I was wondering if you guys know anything about high performance water pumps or if thats something that you just can't get for a RX-7.
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What is the stock system not doing for you? Why do you desire a "high performance" water pump? We need more information to give you an intelligent response
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Meziere makes an electric water pump for our cars for
about $249.95. This should free up a couple of HP from the loss of the parasitic drag that a belt driven water pump produces.

just type 'Meziere' in your favorite search engine.
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There was a detailed explanation on the Water Pump fairly recently. https://www.rx7club.com/forum/showth...ght=WATER+PUMP Search function yields additional Info.
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My stock one is leaking?
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Originally posted by RX-7 024
My stock one is leaking?
just replace it with a stock one
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use an OEM unit and replace your thermostat also.

best places to purchase: www.mazdaformance.com
ask for brian
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Most electric pumps can't keep up with the type of heat that our cars generate, so just get a stock one. Is the waterpump located just below the alernator on the same belt?
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Originally posted by RotaryWeaponSE7EN
Most electric pumps can't keep up with the type of heat that our cars generate, so just get a stock one. Is the waterpump located just below the alernator on the same belt?
Yuppers.
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Is that Yuppers to both things or just my Q?
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