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> Wolverine finned oil lines, anybody use these?
JimmyG
post Jul 9 2009, 06:29 PM
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For the fall, I am interested in getting my 6 conversion car completed. I am going with a Mocal front cooler and wanted a little extra cooling for the hot Alabama summers. I am considering using the Wolverine boiler finned cooling lines to run up the longitudinal and putting a 12an fitting on each end to help the cooling to the cooler and back to the engine. I don't know anything about these lines or if this would help any. Can someone who has used this stuff give me a little feedback so I don't make a mistake.

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JimmyG
post Jul 11 2009, 08:42 PM
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Where can I look at the Areoquip hose? I would like to know if I have seen this before. I believe that what I have will be enough also George,just don't want to do any of it again. Like you I have the conversion and also an orginal and want to get on to the resto on it and don't have the time to go back on the conversion after I get finished. Thanks for everybody's help.
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