RE-medy water pumps for RX8 in stock
10-16-2008, 01:46 PM
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RE-medy water pumps for RX8 in stock
I thought I should take the opportunity to post a new thread to highlight our water pumps. We are very proud to sell the only high flow water pump available in the world for the RX-8 and have now sold units in practically every corner of the globe. Our pumps are on cars in China, Singapore, UAE, Japan, Germany, Spain, Australia, Puerto Rico, Dominican Republic, Canada and all over the US. Our pumps are on race cars in more than one series as well.
The purpose of the pump is to improve on Mazda's design since we are able to precision hand build each unit and have vast experience with rotary engines being raced amid torturous conditions (Having raced and won at 12 hours of Sebring, Daytona 24 hour, 24 Heurs du Mans and won multipe championships). What our pump does is move a greater quantity of water out of the block quicker (As allowed by the thermostat) to be exposed to the cooling elements. This is accomplished by superior design. We start with brand new water pumps from Mazda and install our impeller that we've designed. Our impeller moves more water and prevents cavitation by having much tigher clearances (To every surface), helical shape, closed back and conical introduction. Our design is reminiscent of that used on the R26B 4 rotor engine and does not require any under drive pulley to slow it down.
The current price is $245 and we also have a version for the FD RX-7. We have more Mazda pumps under development as well that will be announced within the next few months. Our pumps come with a 6 month warranty against manufacturing defects. Here are a few pics of the product.
The purpose of the pump is to improve on Mazda's design since we are able to precision hand build each unit and have vast experience with rotary engines being raced amid torturous conditions (Having raced and won at 12 hours of Sebring, Daytona 24 hour, 24 Heurs du Mans and won multipe championships). What our pump does is move a greater quantity of water out of the block quicker (As allowed by the thermostat) to be exposed to the cooling elements. This is accomplished by superior design. We start with brand new water pumps from Mazda and install our impeller that we've designed. Our impeller moves more water and prevents cavitation by having much tigher clearances (To every surface), helical shape, closed back and conical introduction. Our design is reminiscent of that used on the R26B 4 rotor engine and does not require any under drive pulley to slow it down.
The current price is $245 and we also have a version for the FD RX-7. We have more Mazda pumps under development as well that will be announced within the next few months. Our pumps come with a 6 month warranty against manufacturing defects. Here are a few pics of the product.
10-16-2008, 02:39 PM
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.Paul.
10-16-2008, 04:05 PM
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It's superior, period. By more efficiently moving your water out of the block you reduce localized hot spots and prolong rotor housing life. Since we've done autopsies of several Renesis motors including some over 100k miles we know how the housings can shrink and they develop cracks in the spark plug region. Our pump contributes to a much healthier environment for your engine. It's one part in the equation of long, strong engine life.
Paul.
10-16-2008, 04:44 PM
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With my friend's engine biting the big one I feel the need to protect the engine more than I am.
If lots of people are interested how about another group buy?
I know I'm tight on funds right now(just ordered a set of tires, ouch), but a group buy with a little off would motivate me to pull the trigger.
If lots of people are interested how about another group buy?
I know I'm tight on funds right now(just ordered a set of tires, ouch), but a group buy with a little off would motivate me to pull the trigger.
10-17-2008, 07:55 AM
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Identical to installing the stock unit and it comes with the factory gasket as well. I would recommend a factory workshop manual although this is a very simple install. If you (Anyone reading, not necessarily you Nuke) haven't changed a water pump before you may seek a shop or friend who haS done multiple wp replacements. Although simple, a simple mistake could cost you your motor (Like not getting all the air out of the system when re-filling).
Paul.
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