Modded the Evenflow coolant mod
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looks much better :beer:
i dunno. now you have just a random set of AN fittings in the engine bay.
If you just don't like the look of heater hose maybe you could have used black AN fittings to make it appear more factory. I'm all for making things like that look like they came that way. I use heater hose on mine, but ran it lower on the valve cover to hide it more. From the front of the car you can't really see it at all.
BTW, how much did that cost you in fittings?
BTW, how much did that cost you in fittings?
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Looks good,but now you have to do everything else.
Now it looks like the "Invictus" version that isn't sold anymore. I have that one, and like you, bought it because the other one just looked cheap to me, even though it functions exactly the same. I also hated the adapter with all of the hose clamps, so mine will be plumbed directly into the crossover with AN fittings for a really clean look.
COOL! Congrats on the Whipple.. you will love it!
I saw these pics on this site a couple years ago. I love the mods to make the Evenflow appear stock. I thought about doing the same thing.. only painting it black for the factory look. Who ever owns this car... NICE work!
:rockon:
Nice weld, and chrome, job... looks like a factory part.
That is exactly how I'm doing mine, except with less fittings than he has to adapt it to the pipe. Mine will be a single AN nipple on the pipe, then just the socket end on the hose itself. I originally planned to chrome mine, but may just powder coat it due to my local chromer going out of business.
is it only me or the oil catch can its routed incorrectly on the drivers side valve cover?
If you just don't like the look of heater hose maybe you could have used black AN fittings to make it appear more factory. I'm all for making things like that look like they came that way. I use heater hose on mine, but ran it lower on the valve cover to hide it more. From the front of the car you can't really see it at all.
BTW, how much did that cost you in fittings?
I dont think the hoses look bad...i think its all the hose clamps on the right side of motor is what looks crappy. I count 8 clamps in about a 2 sqft area...not a whole lot you can do about it though
Has anyone ever tried painting the clamps black so they match the hose?
Thats how mine is and it works fine
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Did you just say my Whippled motor looks like crap?:lol1:
Guessing you are counting the clamps that hold my intake together too?
I can honestly say nobody has told me they notice the clamps. HA HA!
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Im not a fan of the hose clamped look myself. I just welded a fitting in the crossover tube, looks much cleaner.
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I also thought about having a fitting welded into my crossover pipe but ran out of time (patience :lol1
. So, I went ahead and insalled the fitting that came with my Evenflow kit.
Maybe someday I'll get the time and the energy to pull off the crossover pipe and have a fitting welded into it...:shrug:
. So, I went ahead and insalled the fitting that came with my Evenflow kit. Maybe someday I'll get the time and the energy to pull off the crossover pipe and have a fitting welded into it...:shrug:
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THAT looks great! Looks like it came from Ford that way. :rockon:
COOL! Congrats on the Whipple.. you will love it!
I saw these pics on this site a couple years ago. I love the mods to make the Evenflow appear stock. I thought about doing the same thing.. only painting it black for the factory look. Who ever owns this car... NICE work!
:rockon:
Nice weld, and chrome, job... looks like a factory part.
hey, thats me...lol. Heres a newer pic with a few more braided lines to go with the cooling mod line (sorry for the crappy pic, i need a new camera)
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