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What is the little water passage at the front of the water crossover for. I am cutting the crossover off and wanted to know if I could just weld it up so it doesn't leak.
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What is the little water passage at the front of the water crossover for. I am cutting the crossover off and wanted to know if I could just weld it up so it doesn't leak.
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that is the way the water bypasses the t-stat until it opens...not recommended to block it off...Bill
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If you run a restrictor, then block it off. Or you can drill 3/16th" holes around the thermostat plate for un-interupted flow.
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I've been blocking it off for 10 yrs running.
Cam bolt, and a nut..from 4-bolt stud kit, or your favorite 1/2" Lug nut. Wett the assembly with Silicone sealer while installing and tighter. No leaks. I do not run a thermostat. When this bypass is blocked. You cannot run the thermostat....Like the Dude said "restrictor plate". ..I do not run a restrictor plate either. Car does not overheat. Underheat is not likely at 4hours continuous duty at peak torque [highway] or brief 500HP WOT runs [1/4mile]. A properly connected radiator overflow catch-can system is key. Certainly, all the folks here have this jug hooked up.
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