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Old 10-17-2014, 02:55 PM
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I added a close up image of one of the brass tubes used to connect the hoses AC Cars put on the heater cores and the final engine installer heater hoses.
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Any info on the big block version?

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Any info on the big block version?

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Sorry, no. I held one in my hands last in 1997 when I was working on a 427 Cobra for somebody. I don't recall much.
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I added a close up image of one of the brass tubes used to connect the hoses AC Cars put on the heater cores and the final engine installer heater hoses.

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Dan, that brass tube is used where the hoses connect under the hood, correct?
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Correct. That is also the zone that SAI lashed the two heater hoses together with one of two types of elastomer cord.
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f.y.i....I added more detail to my original post, created a photo album just of Cobra heater components, removed the link to my photos, removed my gallery photos for heater components, added a link to the album, and added images of components in the new album.

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