The radiator was a breeze to reinstall, since I forgot to install the cooling fan on the front side of it. Rex Radiator had painted the whole thing after installing the new core, so I used acetone to remove paint from the hose nipples. I had ordered the lower hose from Don Thibault at p1800.com because the only replacement they have at the parts stores is a flex hose. The upper hose was easy to get, but had to be trimmed on both ends.
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Notice there's no bolts holding the valve cover; I'm waiting for a valve cover from eBay. |
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I changed the routing of the overflow hose, adding a foot but reducing the bends. |
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The formed lower hose is a huge improvement over the universal one that it replaced. |
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