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thermostat inlet - which one?
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I'm putting the A15 back together & thought I'd use this other H2O inlet port due to it being a larger diameter (thought was more flow, less restriction)but looking at it closer the hose end is quite a bit larger then the stock A15 hose so that creates a minor problem but I begin to wonder if the smaller A15 stock one is like that intentionally to restrict flow to help get to temp faster?? I put in a 180 degree F thermostat.

This is also an H72 head, not the stock A15 head. I then out of curiosity took off the thermo cover on the A12 semi built motor I have (I didn't build it)to see if there was much difference between the 2 covers & they 'd actually restricted the flow even further by eliminating the thermostat completely, plated it off & drilled a much smaller hole - would a racing engine want this type of set up & why?

the motor
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the head
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Stock A15 intake on left, not sure what the right one is off, anyone know - its the larger port one...
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A12 w/small flow hole...
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thoughts anyone????

Posted on: 2009/8/9 21:39

Edited by ddgonzal on 2009/8/13 1:36:01
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     thermostat inlet - which one? edp 2009/8/9 21:39
       Re: thermostat inlet - which one? edp 2009/8/10 23:39
         Re: thermostat inlet - which one? ddgonzal 2009/8/12 6:56
       Re: thermostat inlet - which one? b310gx 2009/8/13 0:55




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