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chknhwk01 12-25-2016 07:29 PM

just wanderin.....
 
on a ls6 motor... 2001 t/a what is the flow on the stock water pump??

sweetbmxrider 12-26-2016 08:34 AM

All of it

V 12-26-2016 08:50 AM

ALL 98-02 f-body cars came with an ls1. never had an ls6.


However a stock LT1...
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The stock pump is rated to flow 25 gallons per minute at 6000rpm. This means at lower rpm's, it flows much less (especially at idle which is tough on a car in the desert). The Meziere pump flows 35 gallons per minute ALL THE TIME!

source:http://www.ws6.com/mod-14.htm

And for an LS1/LS2?...
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The stock OEM belt pumps flow 50-55 GPM.
source:http://ls1tech.com/forums/generation...ml#post5044560

chknhwk01 12-26-2016 10:24 AM

sorry its a ls1 pump
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by V (Post 933066)
ALL 98-02 f-body cars came with an ls1. never had an ls6.


However a stock LT1...
source:http://www.ws6.com/mod-14.htm

And for an LS1/LS2?...

source:http://ls1tech.com/forums/generation...ml#post5044560

i thougt the ls1 and ls6 pump was the same..... what electrick water pump do you like that can flow 55gallons???

Blackbirdws6 12-26-2016 11:15 AM

They all can flow 55 gals given enough time ;)

jeff wilson 12-26-2016 03:13 PM

Not to throw a wrench in things but my 02 came with an ls6 block from the factory

MDSheds_SS 12-26-2016 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by chknhwk01 (Post 933069)
i thougt the ls1 and ls6 pump was the same..... what electrick water pump do you like that can flow 55gallons???

02 With Ls1 and 99 with Ls6 both have meziere EWP street version. Flows 55gpm.

V 12-26-2016 05:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jeff wilson (Post 933074)
Not to throw a wrench in things but my 02 came with an ls6 block from the factory

My '01 also came stock with a ls6 intake like every 01-02 Fbody, however it was not an LS6 still.

A ls-based LS6 had the "ls6" intake manifold, "windowed" "168" block, "243" heads, ls6 cam, specific valve springs, hollow intake valves and sodium filled exhaust valves. It was available in the ZO6 and CTS-V.


Anyways, I had the meziere electric water pump on my '01 SS. Worked great. And that was on a true LS6 crate engine I installed.

chknhwk01 12-26-2016 05:48 PM

is this matter?????
 
1s the meziere ewp.. that flows 55gpm... a lot better then the stock ls1 and 6; water pump??..

MDSheds_SS 12-26-2016 05:51 PM

Yea the SS has the ls6 intake but 241 heads = Ls1
My Z has Ls6 out of a 02 Z06

chknhwk01 12-26-2016 05:51 PM

is this better???
 
1s the meziere ewp.. that flows 55gpm... a lot better then the stock ls1 and 6; water pump??..

MDSheds_SS 12-26-2016 06:00 PM

I don't see any difference other then decreased ET times. Temp stays the same as my brothers stock WP.

MDSheds_SS 12-26-2016 06:06 PM

Street version allows you to run all factory accessories
Don't think you can do that with the race version.

LTb1ow 12-27-2016 08:07 AM

All the EWP rate their flows based on no pressure head, so its not a 1:1 comparison to OEM WP.

That being said, its only money, spend it fast

sweetbmxrider 12-27-2016 08:13 AM

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chknhwk01 12-27-2016 05:56 PM

how you doing...
 
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Originally Posted by sweetbmxrider (Post 933106)

playa, your ride doing good sweetbmxrider??

sweetbmxrider 12-28-2016 06:31 AM

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Originally Posted by chknhwk01 (Post 933126)
playa, your ride doing good sweetbmxrider??

Prostock brotha, its ready to be towed to the junk yard.......bukbuk still got the choppa chop mota for the next one......:nick:

The_Bishop 12-28-2016 11:59 AM

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chknhwk01 12-28-2016 04:42 PM

buk buk buk
 
they look like me......:kneeslap:


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