Steam Tube/lt1
#1
Steam Tube/lt1
Can the steam/coolant tube that comes out of the throttle body be
connected to the radiator in the bottom tank? Just learned that the tube from the rear of the heads has to find it's way to the radiator, since the radiator is already purchased and in place, I'm thinking the easiest location
would be the bottom tank. There is already a welded in bung for a sending
unit there. would this be possible or cause an issue being that it's a reverse flow system?
Thanks,
Jeff
connected to the radiator in the bottom tank? Just learned that the tube from the rear of the heads has to find it's way to the radiator, since the radiator is already purchased and in place, I'm thinking the easiest location
would be the bottom tank. There is already a welded in bung for a sending
unit there. would this be possible or cause an issue being that it's a reverse flow system?
Thanks,
Jeff
#4
Originally Posted by 57LT1DELIVERY
Can the steam/coolant tube that comes out of the throttle body be
connected to the radiator in the bottom tank? Just learned that the tube from the rear of the heads has to find it's way to the radiator, since the radiator is already purchased and in place, I'm thinking the easiest location
would be the bottom tank. There is already a welded in bung for a sending
unit there. would this be possible or cause an issue being that it's a reverse flow system?
Thanks,
Jeff
connected to the radiator in the bottom tank? Just learned that the tube from the rear of the heads has to find it's way to the radiator, since the radiator is already purchased and in place, I'm thinking the easiest location
would be the bottom tank. There is already a welded in bung for a sending
unit there. would this be possible or cause an issue being that it's a reverse flow system?
Thanks,
Jeff
#6
TECH Fanatic
Here's an idea,.. dont run the coolant through the throttle body. crimp, cap off, plug the aluminum feed tube from the back of the heads and cap the throttle body.