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#139490 09/27/2007 2:08 PM
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Is there a performance aftermarket water pump (not electric) out there that is a "bolt on" to a '61 235?


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#139491 09/27/2007 11:04 PM
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What's the reason the stock one can't do the job?

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#139492 09/28/2007 3:28 AM
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It's just a question about availability of bolt-on replacement that might be a more efficient...not a condemnation of the stock pump.


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#139493 09/28/2007 3:53 AM
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I know of nothing other than the original pump, or an older 216 pump used with an adapter plate.

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#139494 09/28/2007 3:54 AM
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Isn't the limitation on the water pump is the size of the water hose outlets? It seems to me no matter what water pump you have those 5/8"(?) hoseoutlets are going to be all the flow you ever get.


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The hose coming off the thermostat housing is about 1.25" or so right? And the lower hose slightly larger I think?
I don't see them as being restrictive.

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#139496 09/28/2007 4:13 AM
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You are correct. I was thinking of the heater hose outlets that come off the water pump. The restriction might be the smallest part where the propeller is fit against the block/head in a 216 and the adapter plate openning.



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