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5.0L (1979-1995) MustangTechnical discussions on 5.0 Liter Mustangs within. This does not include the 5.0 from the 2011 Mustang GT. That information is in the 2005-1011 section.
ok mjr46, what would be your opinion of putting one on a car thats basically driven on the weekends for short distances? and possibly stepping it to a Moroso brand instead.
mine sees duty as you want, I run the meziere, more money, but well worth it, I put it on to free up my acessories and reduce track cool down time, just make sure you have a good alt
so just curios, what thermo are you running if any at all, do you drive your car on the street every now and then? and how hot does it get if you street it
so just curios, what thermo are you running if any at all, do you drive your car on the street every now and then? and how hot does it get if you street it
I run a 180, it stays at 180 except when it comes to a stop then after a few minutes it climbs to 205-210 which is where my thermostatic switch turns the fan on and cools it right back down to 180, yes it is driven on the street, but not much right now, at 4.20 a gallon she gets mighty thirsty, but last time it was out was April 30th for our track day and I drove it to the track ran 5-6 runs and drove it back home, track is 20 miles from me
well goes to show you i know nothing about electric water pump. but why does it look like it s running a pulley on the front? i mean its obvious it has one but is it just a pulley on the front with an electric motor behind it or what?
it's the meziere pump with the built in idler so the stock belt configuration can be maintained, that's all it does , it acts as an idler, the elec motor is behind it.
05-20-2011, 06:06 PM
