kalebm22

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what would i route the fittings to on the outsides of thes adapters too? there will also be one hose one the bbc pump that goes somewhere, so will i still be able to retain heat? ide appreciate it if some of you guys could check it out and let me know what you think. looks like a very inexspensive way to get an electric waterpump.

Mangled03gmc

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Im kinda wondered this myself more then a few times

kalebm22

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i know me too, i hope there is someone that has done this before. i think i could get everything i need for under $350. (hoses, fittings, thermostat housing, waterpump, adapters, gaskets)

kalebm22

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anyone?

bluecajun5.3

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lower radiator hose goes to the pump. the 2 AN adapters would have to go to a Y then to the upper radiator side. that is if you are not running a thermostat.

AKlowriderZ71

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Why wouldn't you use those to connect your heater hoses? If you don't need the heater, just cap them off.

BadAssChevy327

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i was thinking something like this the other day. ive seen racers mount a eletrical pump off to the side of the motor and run hoses with plates to the the block.

using this method you could use any eletric pump and machine some plates on block for it.

kalebm22

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thats what im asking is how i need to route the hoses. do i run one heater hose to driver side and the other heater hose to the passenger side or what?

bluecajun5.3

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you don't have heater capabilities with a bbc electric w/p. read again what i wrote.

kalebm22

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well that sucks, i figured there was surely some way to route the hoses where u could have a heater