Crankshaft Mounted Raw Water Pump
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My 29 scarab I had there wasn't enough clearnance in front of the pulleys. I had inches left before hitting the wood to the back seat.
I'm sure in a twin applicaition with the right access hatch it would be alot easier.
I'm sure in a twin applicaition with the right access hatch it would be alot easier.
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I think I might give it a try. I've got lots of room in front of the motors. Looks like I can get complete setups for around $175.00 ea.
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I ended up installing one on a 350 I set up with closed cooling. The Merc pump rebuilt did fine with keeping the block cool but wouldn't handle the exhaust cooling. I did one of the Volvo crank mounted pumps and it was able to pump enough water to do the block and heads where the Merc wouldn't.
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