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wiring the pump to be on all the time is not going to offer much improvement over it being controlled by the ecu. i have my pumps wired to a manual switch so they're either controlled by the ecu or the switch. i'm also able to easily monitor when the pumps are running and the only time the ecu has the pumps off is for the first 30 seconds after a cold start in the mornings (i live in az so the ecu may not have the pump on all the time in cooler weather but i won't be able to test that theory until it cools down here).
Ive never heard bad about the renn pumps,but Ive never heard good either.I'd swap that pump out to a CM30 or CM90 and seperate the two circuits.Very easy to do,Adam can do it no problem.If not,one of us can guide him through it.
I made my own IC kits but havent got around to making more brackets for the heat exchanger yet.
Ive never heard bad about the renn pumps,but Ive never heard good either.I'd swap that pump out to a CM30 or CM90 and seperate the two circuits.Very easy to do,Adam can do it no problem.If not,one of us can guide him through it.
I made my own IC kits but havent got around to making more brackets for the heat exchanger yet.
documenting separation of the circuits would be nice to see and i wish i would have taken the time to do it. a while back i did posted some datalogging info with the i/c pump hardwired on a stock system. comparing the ecu controlling the pump against having it on constantly, datalogging showed little measurable difference.
imho, priorities are a good pump, separating the i/c and engine coolant, a larger heat exchanger, and if money is no object...an improved i/c core.
documenting separation of the circuits would be nice to see and i wish i would have taken the time to do it. a while back i did posted some datalogging info with the i/c pump hardwired on a stock system. comparing the ecu controlling the pump against having it on constantly, datalogging showed little measurable difference.
imho, priorities are a good pump, separating the i/c and engine coolant, a larger heat exchanger, and if money is no object...an improved i/c core.
documenting separation of the circuits would be nice to see and i wish i would have taken the time to do it. a while back i did posted some datalogging info with the i/c pump hardwired on a stock system. comparing the ecu controlling the pump against having it on constantly, datalogging showed little measurable difference.
imho, priorities are a good pump, separating the i/c and engine coolant, a larger heat exchanger, and if money is no object...an improved i/c core.
money is never a object if i want it. (come on bro i got the super sprint system.lol.) how or what improves the IC core. i will at least check the pump seperate the 2 and look into the IC core..
that sucks im just now finding out my car was runnin hot cuzz i goin to the track on friday dammit.
money is never a object if i want it. (come on bro i got the super sprint system.lol.) how or what improves the IC core. i will at least check the pump seperate the 2 and look into the IC core..
that sucks im just now finding out my car was runnin hot cuzz i goin to the track on friday dammit.
good luck tomorrow!
good luck tomorrow!
Who is this other guy? You should definitely talk to Adam about seperating your IC system. How do you like the datalogger. Addictive isn't it?
sleeperX i cant even drive with my eyes on the road! i wont give up the guy with crazy stuff under the hood.lol. but i cant wait to see what he runs cuzz we will have identical mods! im guessin 10.99 all motor
i will seperate the 2 systems rum the pump at all times when on. i will do this and get the numbers to see if/how much difference there is. ill keep you guys posted.







