series 1, electric pmp curious?
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How much are these, and yes, that'd be one sweet setup. What makes it such a viable option for me is that with the L27'*... we don't have to remove any motor mounts to change the belt, 
but with the pump change -we do. :(
I'm guessing that'* why he was wondering about the Series I measurements.
but with the pump change -we do. :(
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95naSTA, you know you're Series 2, right?
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Originally Posted by 95naSTA
Originally Posted by willwren
95naSTA, you know you're Series 2, right?
NA series 1 1992-1994
SC series 1 1992-1995
NA series 2 1995-
SC series 2 1996-
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From: Philly
Alright, my fault if i came off as a series one. I was just trying to help out anyone who was wondering if the measurements from the series 2 pump were the same as the series 1. 
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So is this to reduce parasitic draw?
This robs the engine of some hp because it has to push all the pulleys around.
The electric motor frees up some hp because the harmonic balancer has to push one less thing.
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