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gun32gtr

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hey guys/girls

im doing a timing belt change on my r32 gtr next week and was wondering if the water pump should be done aswell,as ive been told by a few people i should?also if i di should i get an n1 water pump or just a standard r32 gtr one? also where would be the best place to gwt one from???

cheers kane

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sit inline. they're electric so they claim a few extra hp cos its not being driven off the crank. about 300ish from memory. not too sure because it was fitted when i purchased the car.

they have since released an electronic controller that can control the speed of the pump to keep temps at the ideal range and can be set to "run on" after ignition off to keep water circulating through the engine to help it cool down.

do a search dude!

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