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Just curious...and I have to admit, I skipped most of the post on the last page due to a lot of off the wall comments...

But, some people say that faster water movement does not mean that heat will be removed better, because the water has less time to draw in the heat, and less time to release the heat once in the radiator....? I think that was the basic concept?

But if this is true, then how can a higher CFM cooling fan on the radiator make such a huge differance in the heat exchange? You are increaseing the air flow.

Myself, I am far from a scientist, but I put in a large BeCool radiator, and a 1600 CFM electric fan, so I am seriously thinking of putting an electric water pump on the new motor going in, but not sure who to really beleive here.
I think for now I will stay with the stock water pump with the modifications.