FTP 104 fits really tight
03-12-2014, 07:01 PM
#21
Pushing the tube inside the lid isnt the best idea IMO. And that giant bulge in the fernco doesnt look like it fits without muscle.
It is a special setup we offer so there is no link. Email or call us up and we can get you fixed up.
The biggest problem I have seen is the throat on the back hitting the shroud. some short work with a dremel will fix that.
It is a special setup we offer so there is no link. Email or call us up and we can get you fixed up.
The biggest problem I have seen is the throat on the back hitting the shroud. some short work with a dremel will fix that.
03-13-2014, 01:28 AM
#23
becool radiator? why didn't you just run an lt1 radiator and just plug the side hole. they flow so much better.
and also the slp was tight for me and i ran a fernco. i put the fernco in the microwave for about 30 seconds because it was so thick walled and hard to bend, then ran and slapped that baby on. but i had poly mounts and it was an extremely tight fit but eventually the heat pretty much stretched things in certain places to where i could take the lid off and on with ease. but if you can avoid the fernco, avoid it.
03-13-2014, 04:13 PM
#27
They are okay but I don't think they flow any better than a stock LS1 radiator. I always recommend using an LT1 radiator. SLP used to sell their SLP radiators which we're a thicker core and flowed more which we're stock modified LT1 radiators. That is what I did.
I had this on a procharged camaro and it did help with the temps as you know, procharged f-body's are really bad with heat.
I had this on a procharged camaro and it did help with the temps as you know, procharged f-body's are really bad with heat.
Last edited by COSPEED; 03-13-2014 at 04:28 PM.
