One thing that I have been considering adding to this project for fun was a Z33Art billet oil pan with some added capacity, baffles and cooling fins. I figure I might put the stock oil pan on a CMM soon and measure the bolt hole locations and the outline then go from there.

 

Looking for some input from you guys on my radiator.

I had it quoted having two -16AN inlets and two -16AN outlets. Do you think this is overkill? I have seen single -16AN inlet/outlets on cars but I don't know if it will be sufficient flow to the radiator. Please keep in mind that this will not be a drag car.

I'm leaning towards the twin inlet/outlet for safety and not having to find out that I can't get the hot coolant out of the engine quick enough.

The other good news is that this will only cost me $440 and that although Unorthodox has had a hard time getting to making my pulley it is almost finished!

Thanks in advance for the input on the radiator.

 

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I would do Twin inlet/outlet for safety.. What pulley is UR making you?? a crank pulley?

 

Yes a crank pulley. I just got off the phone with Shawn B and he said they are going to have it finished this weekend and shipped on monday.

8-rib in the location of the stock 4-rib A/C (same OD as A/C part also to allow larger SC pulley OD) and the stock diameter 6-rib for my alternator an power steering has been pushed out 14mm.

 

I think I have decided that I am just going to go with the twin -16an inlet/outlets. It will be overkill I think but I have the room so I might as well do it.

 

Sorry for the delay everyone.

Unorthodox keeps pushing my pulley back in the schedule. I have had the pulley ordered for three months so I am getting slightly impatient since I can't go any further with my v-mount until I have the pulley in and the supercharger mounted so I can see where everything fits/has to be.

 

Where's the pics?
I realize it's an old thread, but aren't we supposed to do research before we ask repetitive questions?

 

You've identified the difference between an actual "build" and a concept.
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