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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546501
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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.

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: SpareParts] #1546502
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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?

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546503
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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

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546504
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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

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: MattW] #1546505
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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

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: SpareParts] #1546506
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After reading it I was going to do this same mods to my R3 build. Buttttttt plans have changed
I was going to open up the passages near the exhaust and drilling a small hole in the head so it doesn't trap air. Basically forcing all the coolant around the exhaust.
Ryan did al of this to his dyno mule R3. He also ran a bypass hose from the timing cover to the centre of the exhaust ports on the block. I remember him stating that he had a hard time getting the block warm.
I would rather have to much cooling that not enough. IMO easier to control. Matt

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: MattW] #1546507
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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.

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: sshemi] #1546508
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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

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546509
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So put a hose between the fittings for the heater box?
Might not look very good though...

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546510
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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 [Re: Just-a-dart] #1546511
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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?

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546512
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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.

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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: Triple Threat] #1546513
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So you never ran it with the holes drilled in it?

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546514
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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

Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546515
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Quote:

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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



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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: mshred] #1546516
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So you never ran it with the holes drilled in it?




Nope, but thermostats are cheap, so it's worth experimenting.


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Re: Drilling and tapping Indy SB intake for bypass hose [Re: Just-a-dart] #1546517
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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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