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Puerto Rico Side Oilers
HELLO, FIRST TIME HERE,IN DECEMBER I BUY THREE SIDE OILERS, MEDIUM RISER, HI RISER AND TUNNEL PORT, THE ORIGINAL OWNER USE THE ENGINES FOR DRAG IN THE 1970, I BUY THE COMPLETE LOT AND EXTRA PARTS, MY COBRA HAS A 350 CHEVY ENGINE,I LIKE THE TUNNEL PORT FOR MY COBRA, BUT HERE IN PUERTO RICO THE TEMPERATURE ALL THE TIME 70 TO 95 , GIVE MY YOUR OPINION,THANK YOU.
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Jose,
Mucho Gusto. The cooling capabilities of all FE (427) engines is about the same and they are not known for any unusual overheating problems. The cooling system in your Cobra will have to be capable of cooling a big block though. Do you have an oil cooler? What kind of replica do you have? --Mike |
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