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What's everyone's opinion on cast aluminum vs. cast iron, other than weight?
Also, how does a Stewart pump stack up against a Weiand or Moroso (less $$ at Summit)?
Thanks,
JR
Also, how does a Stewart pump stack up against a Weiand or Moroso (less $$ at Summit)?
Thanks,
JR

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Guess it all boils down to preference.
JR
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I went with the Stewart cast iron.The internals are the same as the aluminum pump.I also like the idea that Stewart has a good tech rep. that helped me in choosing the right pump.I am very happy with the Stewart high flow pump.
Good luck on your decision.
Roy
Good luck on your decision.
Roy

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I found out the hard way that the aluminum water pump has a thicker mounting ears/base. This caused me to have to come up with another alternator mounting method as my stock bracket would no longer allow my alternator to line up. I have a Weind Team G Water pump. Works fine and has been over 1000 miles since installation.
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I appreciate the great tips, Gents.
JR
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