Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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12/12/13 09:31 PM
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FWIW I ran a gutted T-stat with a bypass hose and no heater, I tried it once with no T-stat or restrictor and the water was moving too fast to actually cool the motor and it wanted to overheat. Stock 1/2 ton 80's ram radiator.
What do you run now?
Are you still running a bypass hose currently?
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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12/12/13 09:40 PM
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FWIW I ran a gutted T-stat with a bypass hose and no heater, I tried it once with no T-stat or restrictor and the water was moving too fast to actually cool the motor and it wanted to overheat. Stock 1/2 ton 80's ram radiator.
What do you run now?
Are you still running a bypass hose currently?
Gutted T-stat and a bypass hose. Works fine. Hardest part is keeping V belts on when the nitrous hits lol
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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There is an excellent cooling write up over on moparchats. He goes by 40ford over here. I would be more interested in pulling the water out of the rear of the intake and plumbing below your drilled out thermostat. Matt
That^^^^^ is something I have wanted to experiment with
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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If youre useing the heater box i see no reason to use the bypass. The heater box does the same thing. Im useing an electric water pump with stat and heater box no bypass.
Not running a heater box, which is why I asked this question in the first place
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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12/14/13 03:12 PM
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I run a 1/2" bypass hose with a t-stat and a electric pump to keep water moving when the stat is closed. You want the water to circulate by the t-stat so it will see the real water temp.
I drilled and tapped the manifold in the stock location and ran the hose to the unused port on the suction side of my Meziere pump with a reducing bushing and a hose fitting. Works well for me.
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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I run a 1/2" bypass hose with a t-stat and a electric pump to keep water moving when the stat is closed. You want the water to circulate by the t-stat so it will see the real water temp.
I drilled and tapped the manifold in the stock location and ran the hose to the unused port on the suction side of my Meziere pump with a reducing bushing and a hose fitting. Works well for me.
Have a pic of this setup?
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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12/15/13 12:31 AM
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I pulled this out of my car years ago and began running the car with nothing at all. I drilled the holes in it out of boredom one day. Its still sitting in the top of my tool box.
-Dustin 67 Dart, 9 second, 392" G3 Hemi 68 Barracuda 340 F/SA
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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That basically what I run... those holes look bigger than what I run(I run 6 holes 1/8") just so the water flows and not dead heading the pump
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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose
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I run a 1/2" bypass hose with a t-stat and a electric pump to keep water moving when the stat is closed. You want the water to circulate by the t-stat so it will see the real water temp.
I drilled and tapped the manifold in the stock location and ran the hose to the unused port on the suction side of my Meziere pump with a reducing bushing and a hose fitting. Works well for me.
Have a pic of this setup?
Here is my set up
Thanks!
Makes me feel like I should run a bypass hose, especially if I am not running a heater...I really dont want to chance hot spots in the motor
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