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Old 04-24-2011, 07:30 AM
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I may have found what I am looking for. I clockwise spinning LS1 water pump. I know that this is not needed however it was the old school look and simplicity that I was seeking. This pump is simple and purpose, no heater outlets, no accessory mounts and the option to machine up a nice serpentine pulley. However no provission for a thermostat in the intlet, so I can only see that one may be able to be located in the outlet neck but I dont know that this will work. So in all whilst I found what I was looking for, it may not suit my requirement unless there is an option for the thermostat (I have contacted them seeking some details).

Short of this, this I like your set up boxhead, it deletes the high mount tensioner that I have on the water inlet and outlet side, neater and purposeful.

CNC-Motorsports.com is your resource for High Quality, Hi-Performance auto parts from industry names you trust. Stewart Pro Series GM Gen III / IV LS1 clockwise rotation long version

Prices are from around $350- and up depending on dealer.

Last edited by leroy17; 04-24-2011 at 02:04 PM.. Reason: got my inlet and outlet back to front
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