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H.O. alternator with Electric Water pump

AZ75K5

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Just wondering what you guys have come with as a way to mount the front of the bracket when using an electric water pump (Proform in this case). I have the upper bracket secured to the intake manifold and the alternator pivot bolt (long one through the alt and into the head). Im just not sure how to secure the front of the bracket when there is nothing to secure it to. :confused: Thanks.

p.s. Also wondering if any AZ guys want to help me with my rewire project. I want to make sure Im doing it right. New gauges, elec fan and pump, etc. Thanks :bow:
 
Sorry this doesn't answer your question, but why do you want an electric water pump? Is it to cool the engine after you turn it off, for higher flow at idle or an attempt to free up some hp?

Just wondering.
 
Im running the elec waterpump because I wanted the higher flow rate at low RPMs, and because Im running elec fans, so I decided to do away with any mechanical pump. Its a built 406 which tends to run hot anyway, so I fugure the more cooling, the better.
 
hmmmmm im lost with out pics. if u cant find any help long on to www.crawlinaz.com and p.m. me Dave aka irolledit i wouldent mind stoping by and taking a look at it :D
 
I would saw thats gonna be *alot* of draw on the alt. Better go big. They have some nice 200amp brushless alts I've seen..... lots of guys into big audio systems run em. Or dual alts.
 

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