Syclone LQ4/4L80E tc78 build
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finished hooking up the shifter. mocked up the crossover.
extremetoy came over and made my radiator mounts.
cant really work on it until the tubing gets here tomorrow.
extremetoy came over and made my radiator mounts.
cant really work on it until the tubing gets here tomorrow.
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doing the same thing to a mustang t76 6.0 lq4. how much power you plan on putting down? and are 60lb injectors big enough? my calculations came to 80+lb injectors i'm looking for 700 plus at the wheels
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Are you planning on running a really long upper radiator hose to cross over to the drivers side top inlet or are you going to modify the radiator for passenger side in & out?
Griffin makes one of those universal radiators like you have in the picture with passenger side inlet and outlet with a divider between them in the tank so it is a dual pass radiator.
It may save you some time & labor and possible clean up the area a little to start with the passenger side in & out radiator.
Part number 1-28242-X is what we used in my best friends Nova LQ4 swap. It is 27.5"x19" with dual 1" tubes.
Griffin makes one of those universal radiators like you have in the picture with passenger side inlet and outlet with a divider between them in the tank so it is a dual pass radiator.
It may save you some time & labor and possible clean up the area a little to start with the passenger side in & out radiator.
Part number 1-28242-X is what we used in my best friends Nova LQ4 swap. It is 27.5"x19" with dual 1" tubes.