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Old 09-16-2008, 12:58 PM
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galvinized or black pipe for cooleny

Coolent sorry did this from an iphone

I' m not happy with how I t'd my coolent lines for wvo, I want to tee into the radiator hoses and do far my search fir a tee that would work has came up short so I'm just gonna make one out o hose barbs and an npt tee.

What should I use galvubized or the untreated and paint the outside to avoid rust?

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Old 09-16-2008, 01:06 PM
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I have read about galvi pipe helping to keep the coolant system clean. this was at the 4bt swap site, here

but you should take the supply from the head- it will be hottest. and then return can be anywheres that flow is not blocked.

3/4 PEX T's work well with the heater hose on these cars.

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