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Old 04-23-2004, 06:20 AM
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I really want to clean up the fronts of my engines with cross overs or cam driven pumps like Krumbsnatchers...I can tell where your water inlet is......I dont have blowers so I'll need a stat housing too....
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Krumb is the inlet at the back of the cooler?
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ttt anyone with cross overs or cam driven pumps....please
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krumb's plumbing is the same as mine (except his is all stainless)
water comes into cooler, from cooler to cam driven pump, from cam driven pump to inlets on front of block. outlets come from front of intake manifold, and to exhaust manifolds. we both run a line that connects the two water outlets to each-other on the back of the intake manifold to act as a crossover, helps eliminate steam pockets.
system works very well for both of our blown motors.
cpperformance in northern california gave us the layout.
 
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Originally posted by BlownBajaOnHavasu
krumb's plumbing is the same as mine (except his is all stainless)
water comes into cooler, from cooler to cam driven pump, from cam driven pump to inlets on front of block. outlets come from front of intake manifold, and to exhaust manifolds. we both run a line that connects the two water outlets to each-other on the back of the intake manifold to act as a crossover, helps eliminate steam pockets.
system works very well for both of our blown motors.
cpperformance in northern california gave us the layout.
Where are the strainers???.....
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