AN coolant crossover lines
Thanks for the link.
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Verdad Gallardo I've been told that air pockets can be trapped into your cylinder head, which in return causes high heat and some even say it leads to melting normally #7 cylinder set down. But I'm sure it a lot of people may disagree. As for myself I have a coolant leak on my crossover pipe in the back of the intake so I was going to replace with this set up I guess just trying to add some Insurence and a little cool factor.
The lines i have are the steel braided ones, and the AN port fittings are the (4) black anodized ones. Its the Kit from Kurt Urban i bought a while ago, except without the Block.
