Reply to "Stainless cooling pipes"

panteradougMember

I have the Sankyo rotary compressor on the stock Pantera bracket with the adapter. The adapter is so simple it's almost a non entity. Its no where near an interference with the bottom pipe.

This may just be an issue with who made the kit?

The top pipe to the pressure tank can be cut near the thermostat bend and 1" taken out of it there. Just put a straight piece of hose over that section. You will never see that until the engine cover is off of the bulkhead.

That's where the alignment of that pipe should be made. Not by putting an s hose in line to the tank.

The other possibility is that if you guys are working on '71s, there are differences in those cars than the later ones that may be causing these issues?

7/9/142:35 PM

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