Who is using it? Pros & Cons? How hard was the install?? Temp runs alittle or alot cooler?

 

Can only be used with an electric fan. All pros, no cons. Lighter (aluminum vs steel), higher output, less rotating mass.

 

Why can it only be used with a Electric fan? Just wondering??

 

Cause there is no place to attach a fan to the water pump.


This is what the pump looks like......

http://www.teamjdm.com/id44.htm

 

I like my electric fan and waterpump i got from Sal,I have mine on a 3-way toggle switch under the dash and also dynoed these 2 mods and gained 2HP and 8ft.pounds of torque.This is a nice mod especially for cooling in between runs and staging along with my spal intercooler fans!

Matt

 

Richard,

The Corba R water pump doesn't have the old rusty shaft sticking out to screw the stock fan on. Here are some pics.
Cooling

 

Thanks guys, I was not aware it did away with the shaft. Looks great. I guess the 160, Cobra R pump, Electric fan are a good mod combo!!!

 

Richard,
I did all three, and I would give it a thumbs up for sure. Great Mod, and if you decide on the JDM electric fan kit it looks factory, great quality, and uses all ford parts.

Bill

 

Thanks guys, this will be on the list now!!!

 

How long does this mod take and is it something i can do myself in the driveway???

 

I got the JDM Kit and I love it . . . you won't beleive how much quieter and smoother the truck runs.

Here are step-by-step instructions:

http://www.teamjdm.com/id78.htm

 

That's it? I gained 12 hp and 8 ft/lbs. on a chassis dyno with a Black Magic fan alone.

 

installation looks like a bitch...how long does it normally take in the drive way with 2 people working on it?

 

With 2 people 8 hours, with 1 person 3 hours(the 2nd person just watches).

The mod is pretty easy. Hardest part is removing the old parts. Looks great and works great.

 

NXsilversvt,
Consider yourself lucky then When i do my dynoing i almost always do a before and after dyno done on the same day with every mod i put on unlike most people that dyno there truck they add a mod and have it re dynoed 2 months later and use those numbers which art not going to be nearly as accurate as they could be.Also i will add that as of late there has been quite a few people using STD correction instead of SAE correction and that alone is a big difference between them.All in all to do it right everyone needs to be on the same page like same day dynos and using the same correction factor or there results are meaningless!

Matt