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    Turbo coolant line around head

    Anyone make their own? Concerned about the bend around the head, was wondering if anyone went the whole way with braided without a hard line.
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    Re: Turbo coolant line around head

    I had the stainless 90 from a FWD hose laying around and ran the rest with AN hose and a couple AN fittings. Worked about the same. You could probably run AN all the way to the thermostat box with the right combo of fittings.

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    Re: Turbo coolant line around head

    I've just looped a line all the way and I've done it with fittings that take a 90* turn at the head. Either way works well.


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    Re: Turbo coolant line around head

    Any local place that makes AC or hydraulic hoses can make one up for you. Mine is high temp black rubber hydraulic hose.
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    Re: Turbo coolant line around head

    I have a 90 degree silicone hose connected to a hard line




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    Re: Turbo coolant line around head

    Thanks for the replies, gave me some ideas. Ended up getting some socketless hose and Ill see how it works. I was going through some things and I forgot that my van has had soft 1/2in hose all the way around the head for a good amount of time so I think I will run it without any hard line for now and keep an eye on it.
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