LT1-LT4 Modifications 1993-97 Gen II Small Block V8

LT1 in a 1948 chevy

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Old 02-11-2013, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by lehr
I ordered the beehive springs an 1.6 rockers so I'm set there, Thanks Noice for the steam line cure and thanks again 96 for your input ! btw thats a four core v8 radiator.
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I have a couple of stock Steam lines that I'm about to trash if you want that.
Thanks Buddy ! I still have the stock one, I do apperciate the offer though .

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Originally Posted by 96capricemgr


I would have doubts about that little thing keeping a V8 cool or do the pics just make it look smaller than it is?
It's actually a scirocco radiator VW radiator, its really damn small. I bought a electric fan setup for it, but isn't necessary. I have problems getting it up to temp if I don't lean out the alky mix on warm up. Next season I'll switch to warming up on race gas instead of alky, less milking of the oil. I only run it about two weekends or around 2-3 miles.



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