Meziere WP136s or Johnson CM30 Pump Which is best
But the johnson isn't as big as the meziere i wonder what my johnson pumps per min?i think the oem does'nt pump as well as the johnson or meziere does it?
ill look into that one any links to were they are sold by chance?
But the johnson isn't as big as the meziere i wonder what my johnson pumps per min?i think the oem does'nt pump as well as the johnson or meziere does it?
ill look into that one any links to were they are sold by chance?
About 100$
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It has my approval,
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It has my approval,
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Comparing the WP136s with any other pump is difficult, as Meziere only quote "open pipe" figures, so we don't know so much about its installed performance. If you look at its size, weight and power though, its obviously a bigger pump than the CM30. Some people have tried both, and all find the Meziere better.
My view is that the CM30 is quite unsuitable for any charge-cooling application, period. The Bosch pumps are better in every way, and the WP136 & CM90 probably better still.
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I already have a Bosch 010 pump ready to go, but in order to install the WP136 the PO shortened the inlet hose, replaced the wiring plug, and removed the factory pump hanger/clamp. So going to the 010 will take a bit of work (especially the plug part).
I'm running a VRP H/E and considering making it a split system. I've read conflicting info on whether the WP136 is "too much" for systems w/o a large reservoir tank, and the debate seems inconclusive from what I can read. I'm running a 76mm pulley and RaceIQ tune but otherwise power is effectively stock.
What would you choose in this situation? WP136 or Bosch 010?
Last edited by Darin Schnoor; Oct 25, 2020 at 11:24 AM.
I already have a Bosch 010 pump ready to go, but in order to install the WP136 the PO shortened the inlet hose, replaced the wiring plug, and removed the factory pump hanger/clamp. So going to the 010 will take a bit of work (especially the plug part).
I'm running a VRP H/E and considering making it a split system. I've read conflicting info on whether the WP136 is "too much" for systems w/o a large reservoir tank, and the debate seems inconclusive from what I can read. I'm running a 76mm pulley and RaceIQ tune but otherwise power is effectively stock.
What would you choose in this situation? WP136 or Bosch 010?
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1. Already wired
2. it’s good pump as mine as been good for 7 years
3. Won’t harm perf for being “too much” and good in case you get a tank later on









