Coolant crossover tube/steam pipe
#1
Coolant crossover tube/steam pipe
So I pulled my motor this past week and I would really like to switch that pain in the *** crossover tube in the back of the heads to AN fittings and hose.
I know I've seen this done before, I was wondering if anyone knows the sizes of the fittings and hoses I need with links.
Help is appreciated!!
I know I've seen this done before, I was wondering if anyone knows the sizes of the fittings and hoses I need with links.
Help is appreciated!!
#2
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Had a hard time finding it through search, but remembered I had it saved in an e-mail to myself.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt4-m...-pictures.html
Works great. I paid about $100 for all my stuff, but it's a one-time permanent fix.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/lt1-lt4-m...-pictures.html
Works great. I paid about $100 for all my stuff, but it's a one-time permanent fix.
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#8
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You can do it with pushlok hose and barb fittings too. Not sure how these guys are connecting the braided line to the system but a -6an pushlok will fit right onto the radiator. Either works though and its a great idea. Just make sure you use thread sealant on the fittings to the heads.
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^ X 2. It is necessary, and it is necessary off the back of the heads, not on the front (like I started to do at first, DOH) because coolant flows from front to back, and will pick up steam pockets along the way. The crossover is there to carry those steam pockets back to the radiator.