Reply to "Stainless cooling pipes"

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Peter,

I sourced mine from PI Motorsports a few years ago and they fit my '74. The water pump pipe is a tight fit. Slide the 2" hose onto the pipe as far as it will go first then position it up in the car. The left hand pipe under the car may need to slide forward a bit to get the hose coupling to go on and it will be angled a bit as I recall. Once the lower hose is connected slide the 2" upper hose up and connect it to the water pump. I found that using silicone spray to lube up the hoses helps a lot to position them. There should be a short stainless elbow that goes between the right hand pipe under the car and the lower swirl tank pipe and it is a tight fit also. I remember sliding the hose completely on the lower swirl tank pipe then once positioning it in line with the short elbow sliding it down to connect the two. The upper swirl tank pipe on my car is angled up a bit too high but works fine due to the connection hose being about 10"-12" long.

Steve

7/9/1412:18 PM

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