nascarextreme

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Is there such a kit/set of hoses that includes ALL of the hoses for the cooling system (radiator, water pump, heater core, etc)? Many of my hoses are bad and I feel that I might as well just replace them all. The car is a 94 formula if that makes any difference. I have done some searching with no success. Thanks for the help!

cookba

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no there is no "kit". if you call up SDPC they should be able to piece together a "kit" for you at a good price and you will know you are getting the right parts.

lethal bird

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Wrong. Jegs has a set.

Paul Bell

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lethal bird, could you post up a link?

nascarextreme, I have sitting on a shelf a brand new GM heater hose assembly. It's item 1 here. It includes parts 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 20
& 21. The tube that would feed the throttle body coolant crossover is blocked. Want it?

speed_demon24

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I just spent $120 on that assembly a couple weeks ago.

96TransAmboosted

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I have plenty of good heeded hoses. But good year makes a good kit.

Paul Bell

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Easy buddy, you might break that wall!

Have one of these instead, your head might still hurt but it'll feel good for a while:

nascarextreme

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I would possibly be interested in that. Is there a part number on that? Do you have a price in mind?

Paul Bell

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I'm thinking 75 bucks. I'll post up a picture of it later.

lethal bird

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I dont have a link just saw it in a catalog a few days ago.

bigj2717

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I just bought heater hose and redid the whole setup for the heater core and ditched all the stock setup

97Z28SS

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Goodyear high miler complete hose kit, I got mine from Jeg's, it has every hose for the car in the kit, I think I spent $120.

02v8ta

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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/GTR-5006/?rtype=10


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Edit: I am kinda curious though the work needed to replace it all, i've thought about it especially since it seems like i might be looking at a heater core replacement. You have to cut the factory crimps i assume? What do i use to replace them?

Paul Bell

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WOW that looks nice! Where was that when I had my '94??

fastcars95

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Samco used to make a hose kit for LT1s. It was somewhere around $100. I would have bought it but it only came in blue.
I just noticed the link posted above. Thats the same kit but its says Goodyear not Samco

RamAir95TA

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I think it's cheaper to just buy needed hoses from the parts store individually.

leadfoot4

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I bought the GoodYear kit several years ago, and wound up sending it back. In retrospect, I guess I didn't understand how it was to be installed, and there weren't any instructions, at least not in the box I got.

Where the confusion came in, at least for me, was with the heater hoses. The GoodYear hose kit doesn't come with any of the bracketry and/or the check valve, that's part of the OE set up. After reading a couple of discussions here, within the last few months, it appears that you have to remove the OE hoses from the metal bracket by cutting the crimp ferrules, and then clamp the GoodYear hoses in place (OR use the nifty Gates "heat shrink" clamps).

Had I understood this more fully, I most likely would have kept and used the GoodYear kit....

Paul Bell

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I would get it because it's blue...

nascarextreme

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I don't believe that would be true... not positive, but some of those hoses can be up to $40 (or more) a piece. I guess the way I look at it more than 2 of my hoses have already gone bad and I haven't checked all of the others. I would rather just go ahead and fix it all at the same time and not worry about it again. lol

v7guy

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wish they had it in plain ole black