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Old 08-20-2004, 01:01 PM   #16
 
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Still not sure how to run the lines. I've seen several theories about where to run them. Any links to a pic related how to site?

Any other thoughts about cast pistons?
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after blowing out head gasket and head, definitly going with the cooling mod. the gasket at no. 4 was the worst. egt is there but couldnt read temp properly due to coolant exiting the exaust onto probe. reccomended for any type of pistons.
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Old 08-20-2004, 02:41 PM   #18
 
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Still not sure how to run the lines. I've seen several theories about where to run them. Any links to a pic related how to site?

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interested in picts also. i believe you tap into the pump after the impeller and tap into the head where the 3/8 inch frost plug is. correct??????
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Old 08-20-2004, 02:59 PM   #19
 
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To quote Ken from another Cast vs Forged thread-

"No, That is a different mod. Joe O'Conner's. That is NOT a street car.

basic mod is drill and tap a hole in the waterpump housing AFTER the impeller. Run a line up from it to the Drivers side of the head. Pumps COOL coolant into that area"

He suggested 3/8 line would be fine.
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Old 08-20-2004, 03:18 PM   #20
 
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the frost plug i was referring to is on the drivers side of the head.

kens quote is the same as what i was referring to isnt it? lol.
i believe that was where i read it.
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the frost plug i was referring to is on the drivers side of the head.

kens quote is the same as what i was referring to isnt it? lol.
i believe that was where i read it.
yep, you were a bit unclear so just quoted Ken for clarity,
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