Closed cooling???

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02-17-2004, 10:35 AM

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Originally posted by HARRISONMIRAGE
Your engine internals will stay spotless (even aluminum heads and manifolds).Engine warms up quicker as well.If you are running aluminum manifolds I would leave the raw water to them as they will bring a lot of heat back into the motor.The only thing I don't like about closed cooling is that it clutters up the look of a nice looking engine with hoses and heat exchanger.

Yep. Agree. These are able to me mounted on the hull. the only thing folks will see is a couple hoses running down the port and stbd side of my engine compartment. the heat exchangers are being mounted below the thermostat on the wall behind the bench seat. It should look as clean as possible.

But, you're right. When mounted on the motors, they do take away from the look.

02-17-2004, 11:18 AM

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Joe I'd love to see pics of your install when its done!!!

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02-17-2004, 11:21 AM

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Ok. Will do. It should be all buttoned back up by the end of the month.

02-17-2004, 11:42 AM

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my new 496 hos look like a black cube with hoses everywhere, must be 345,657,213 hose clamps on these things, but the c.c. is nice, especially during the winter months with antifreeze