What pump for Intercooler ????

sy538

New member
are you asking about a syty or L67?

johnson IC pump from APE (ron gregory) is what i have also and im very happy with it, but its a stock replacement the fits where the old pump fits. a friend of mine has a L67 with IC and he uses a pump that is similar to a shurflo pump (i dont know what it is, i can find out if needed) that flowes alot more then mine, mine is fast, his is like a water hose.
 

vinbags44

New member
are you asking about a syty or L67?

The L67...I have a stage 2 from ZZP ...It works good but I want something that flows a little more...

Is there a website for Sureflo Or aftermarket site that sells them?

-v
 

Sy+Ty

New member
havin-fun said:
Ron has two Johnson pumps get the big johnson pump :lol: not the small one.

...But it costs ~twice as much! Do we need that much flow? I have a Shurflow now, but I think its going south on me cause I can't see much "swirling" at all w/ cap removed. I can hear it though so I know its working.

Don't know if it makes a difference, but I have my IC lines running through heater core. I definitely want one of the Johnsons...just trying to make an intelligent decision. Any advice?
 

sy538

New member
i believe both johnson pumps flow the same, one is cheap because it is discontinued (cloesout) the other is more $ because it has a magnetic drive. i think the shurflo flows more then the johnson pumps.
 

PPI Typhoon

DIY Madman
vinbags44 said:
I came up with this on google.

The part number is 2088-422-444

That pump looks huge! The pump I have now is in my fender...I think this one would be too big..

-v

Not really huge. Maybe 6-7" in total length. It fits nicely right under the battery tray.
 

ashman

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Re: Cheap high flowing pump

Re: Cheap high flowing pump

Pressure said:
I am new to this site so HI.

I have used this pump on several customer and personal projects. It's an electricity hog but it pumps like mad, and it's cheap too. The safe fluid temp is 160deg. farenheit, it comes with 2 rebuild kits, and takes about ten minutes to replace the pump mechanism if it starts losing volume.

http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/productdetail.jsp?xi=xi&ItemId=1611759274&ccitem=

anyone else tried this pump? my local Grainger has it in stock and i'm thinking about trying it. looks like it pulls a little more current but also flows alot more.
 
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