? about what i believe is a coolant crossover
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? about what i believe is a coolant crossover
i took off my intake today and when i removed it i noticed there was 2 pinched off lines on the back of the engine.
there is one in the front and it goes from head to head and in the middle it tees and goes into the radiator and there is also one in the rear but it seems to almost be welded shut should that be that way?
I am assuming that it is a coolant passage to go from head to head but i just wanna know if someone rigged this thing together i would like to get it back to right
there is one in the front and it goes from head to head and in the middle it tees and goes into the radiator and there is also one in the rear but it seems to almost be welded shut should that be that way?
I am assuming that it is a coolant passage to go from head to head but i just wanna know if someone rigged this thing together i would like to get it back to right
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^^^ your right. Instead of using the little block off for the back of the heads , it seems they modified an ls1 coolant conecter and pinched it shut so that it's blocked.. Do you have a ls6 intake? That's the only reason to do that mod so you don't have to hack up your ls6 intake..
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I will be making my own with just some regular rubber lines to flow across front and then one to go across the back, when i put my 102 fast on. I dont like the idea of the ls6 with it blocking off the rear, no fluid flow then obviously. Ive seen guys cut the stock ones where they bolt to the head, and run two like 1/4" rubber lines connected with just hose clamps and never have any issues, which is what i will be doing. clean and simple, and no blocking off coolant flow in the rear.
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I installed a kit from KRC for the rear coolant tubes, then ran a 90*-AN to 1/4" barb fitting with about 2' of hose up front.
http://site.ivenue.com/krcpower_6/_i.../z15202000.jpg
http://site.ivenue.com/krcpower_6/_i.../z15202000.jpg
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I installed a kit from KRC for the rear coolant tubes, then ran a 90*-AN to 1/4" barb fitting with about 2' of hose up front.
http://site.ivenue.com/krcpower_6/_i.../z15202000.jpg
http://site.ivenue.com/krcpower_6/_i.../z15202000.jpg