Reply to "Cooling tube removal"

Keithstoy (Guest)

Just a follow up. To replace the 60 1/2 inch tube, I had to cut the front loop, so It would drop out. I had restrictions in two tubes from rusty sludge buildup. Hint, it your tubes are cool to the touch (just grab each one) if they are just warm, I would think it's a flow problem. If they are very hot you have good flow and may have another problem. My car is running about 210-220, no overheat problem, just a little warm for my carb to take though.

10/4/068:56 PM

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