Finally finished my engine bay, the way I want it.
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Finally finished my engine bay, the way I want it.
I installed some Speed Inc high flow rails tonight and I think it has completed my engine bay. Unless any other crazy ideas come into my head.
Please excuse the dust, I will be getting in there this weekend to clean it up a bit.
Please excuse the dust, I will be getting in there this weekend to clean it up a bit.
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This. I had it happen to me sorta, but it took a crap into my power steering box...Needless to say it was deleted afterwards. They're a good idea, but the oem ones are just downright unreliable.
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The original PS cooler isnt hooked up, its just a solid section of pipe. I have another Hayes cooler plumbed in up by the front air damn. The valve covers are from KMJ enterprises. With the exception of a jacked up gasket they work great.
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I made that last year when I rebuilt the motor and removed the A/C parts. I didnt want any contaminating the system, in case I ever decide to reinstall it.
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I do know about the coolant hose, I just dont really care for the rubber. I like the way that the cooler looks in the line, just dont like the way they normally leak.