1936 water pumps Has any replaced the original water pumps with the new pumps advanced impellers in them. I was wondering if you noticed a big difference in temperature and solving over heating problems.
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Re: 1936 water pumps From Skip. Yes but temp stayed the same but I was not having an overheating problem.
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I've sent Skip (George) numerous pumps and can't say enough good about the man and his workmanship. However, after installing MANY of his pumps and noting NO difference in operating temperatures, well, to me that indicates they don't in fact make a difference on a finely set up flathead. If you're having issues and don't want to tackle the underlying cause(s), my "go to" would be George hands down before any other. |
Re: 1936 water pumps Thank you KiWinUS and Kube for your answers.
I was just wondering if they made a difference and they do According to the situation involved. You said it all.Thank you,Blast |
Re: 1936 water pumps Skip uses a modern seal in the 36 type pumps. This allows him
to maintain closer clearances which increases the pump pressure. This results in almost double the flow. G.M. |
Re: 1936 water pumps I have an original 1934 Ford sedan with its original 21 stud engine. Water pumps started leaking a bit with some play in the pump bushes but no overheating problems. I fitted a pair of new improved pumps and noticed that the temperature reduced by at least 5 deg F or a bit more. At that stage I did not run thermostats, but have them fitted now and it runs at about 170 to 180 deg even on fairly warm days. A friend has two 1936 Fords, a sedan and a coupe and he fitted these new improved pumps to both cars with similar results to my 34. I did prime paint and color paint the pumps before fitting. They have been on a couple of years now and all is good. Good value I think and the pumps are all new castings not old originals. Regards, Kevin.
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Re: 1936 water pumps Another option for the early pumps, are the truck pumps. The impeller is longer.
According to Ford, the head mounted truck pumps are 40 gpm @ 3600 rpm. The car pumps are 25 gpm and all the block mounted, are 45 gpm. G.M. do you make impellers for the truck pumps, too? |
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pumps produced 55 gals in 5 minutes at water pump test machine speed and after machining the bodies and Skips new impellers they produce 110 gallons in 5 minutes on the 36 pumps. G.M. |
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Re: 1936 water pumps I was assuming you had a set of SKIPS pumps. G.M.
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