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1bad914
post Mar 25 2005, 05:42 AM
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Pics of my almost finished radiator setup, a little different then most. I have to finsih the paint and tweak a few things, but I think it will work well.


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post Mar 25 2005, 05:43 AM
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Last one! Nice place to store the axles!


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post Mar 25 2005, 11:07 PM
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One thing I've always wondered about is how do you V8 guys
keep from boiling your gasoline? Or at least heating it up to 180 degrees?

Is there enough cooling to keep the heat away from the gastank?
Just curious.

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post Mar 26 2005, 09:03 AM
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Great job 1bad914! Let us know how it performs.

On the gas tank question, the air temps never get that hot. There's enough air movement (or should be) to ventilate the heat out of the trunk and the heat rise on the tank does not seem to be significant. The problems I had were the carb getting too hot when not moving, as there's no airflow over the engine to keep it cool. A carb spacer and header wrap took care of that, probably the spacer is enough.
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post Mar 26 2005, 06:42 PM
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Thanks Guy! I hope it works as well as I think it will. The entire rad setup is out of an 87 vette. I started the engine assembly today, should finish it in a day or so.

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post Mar 26 2005, 07:20 PM
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QUOTE (bperry @ Mar 25 2005, 09:07 PM)
One thing I've always wondered about is how do you V8 guys
keep from boiling your gasoline? Or at least heating it up to 180 degrees?

Is there enough cooling to keep the heat away from the gastank?
Just curious.

--- bill

I have a high pressure fuel pump running the CIS injection. It recycles the gas. It stays pretty cool.
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