what would be best ?
#1
what would be best ?
so i have a bit a problem, i'm doing an engine swap with my Polara and my truck. my radiator is starting to go south on the Polara so i went to pull itbut i'm having problems getting the trans lines off, one of the nuts is striped so idk what to do there =/
but my next problem is that the trucks radiator wont fit in my car and the water pump outlet in on the wrong side of the engine, so should i the old radiator and get aflexable hose or buy customfit radiator ?
but my next problem is that the trucks radiator wont fit in my car and the water pump outlet in on the wrong side of the engine, so should i the old radiator and get aflexable hose or buy customfit radiator ?
#2
For your bottom tranny line, use a set of vice grips to get the rounded off fitting loose, then replace it with a compression union from Lowes/ Home Depot. Make sure you use a wrench to hold the other hex head so it won't turn .
As to the radiator, you can get them with outlets on either side, top or bottom, from most any parts store, and I don't know about the small block engines, but big block engines also offer a water pump housing with the outlet on either side as well. I think the change point from driver's side to passenger side outlet was about 72 or so.
As to the radiator, you can get them with outlets on either side, top or bottom, from most any parts store, and I don't know about the small block engines, but big block engines also offer a water pump housing with the outlet on either side as well. I think the change point from driver's side to passenger side outlet was about 72 or so.
Last edited by BuckNeccid; 12-30-2009 at 03:01 AM. Reason: New laptop, different keyboard, and lots of weird spellings lol
#3
If you have a rad shop near you its cheaper to have your old 1 recored, then you can get a few more rows added for cooling. ive installed the new rads for other people and most of the time they dont last more then a year they start leaking or the sauder around the top tank gives. and the cores are cheap to begin with.
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