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Will these two things work together without problems?
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
no, they won't work together. it's an electric water pump.
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
waterpump wouldn't have a pulley if you went with the meiziere pump. So nopeComment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
here is the pump. see no pulley
WAWA-A-HOLIC
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
Cool, thanks. Less money to spend :DComment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
Will the Meizure pump fit a 96 bird without too much hassle?Comment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
I wouldn't run one unless you're going pretty hardcore with the car. EWP's are not very street friendly.<a href=\"http://www.fullthrottlev6.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.fullthrottlev6.com</a><br /><a href=\"http://www.chitownracing.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.chitownracing.com</a>Comment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
kristen, have you had any problems with yours?Comment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
they are just fine on the street. Lots of people run them on the street. They last just as long as any regular waterpump.Originally posted by Bird_Of_Prey
What are you hearing that makes you say this? I haven't heard of anythingComment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
I got my meizure from Jegs. ZZP is the last place to go if you need something. I made brackets so it just runs the alternator im sure it got some hp from thatComment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
^ not when it's $57 cheaperComment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
If I need something zzp is one of the first places to go, they are one of the few companies that support the 3.8. Thanks to them and intense a lot of the fast 3.8l cars are where they are today.Originally posted by Camarodragcar2002
No need to bash them like that, but giving your reason for not going to zzp would be better though, so we know where you are coming fromComment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
I was pretty sure the "street" pumps have a life expectancy of 2000 hours. Most street cars will see that in 3 years or less. I've yet to see a factory pump fail that quick.Originally posted by 97rs4life<a href=\"http://www.fullthrottlev6.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.fullthrottlev6.com</a><br /><a href=\"http://www.chitownracing.com\" target=\"_blank\">www.chitownracing.com</a>Comment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
ZZP sells stuff they dont even have. i had a customer wait over a year for software for his lap top to run his f body race car. They didnt even have files to make it. lots of phone calls and e-mails later. just get tired of companys like this. I build the whole car for the customer and we wait for this. After I got it i just gave it to the customer, i said i can charge you for waiting that long. my $400 dollar lost yes, but keeping a good customer its worth it to me. ZZP lost my account, they need to be more on top of things.Comment
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Re: Meizure WP and ZZP WP Underdrive Pulley
taken from ZZP on the Meizure Electric Water Pump:
Suitable for street use - 2500 hour life expectancy (about 100k miles of typical driving)Comment
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