Reply to "Suggested mods/upgrades for stock wiring harness"

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Off-subject for this thread, but attaching the Fluidyne to the big under-car rad hoses & pipes is simply done by using a pair of 1-1/4" copper sweat-solder right angle pipe fittings. These are about 1-1/2" OD and are the same OD as the straight stubs Fluidyne provides. Then all one needs are straight lengths of good rad hose and good hose clamps. And they will never rust!

4/5/1711:07 AM

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