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FE Power Forums => FE Technical Forum => Topic started by: Gaugster on January 20, 2021, 04:25:33 PM
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I am working on a set of transmission cooling lines. These are 8AN SS braided (non-coated) and I'd like to use these two holes on the side of the FE skirt along with this type of loop. Anyone know of a better bracket option?
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Kinda looks like the bracket to hold the power steering hoses on a Mustang. Should work, although you may need to enlarge the mounting hole for the block.
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Don't the slushbox cooler lines already bolt to those holes? I have taken apart many that have. I have several of the big stubby bolts that hold them and probably the brackets that look like flatter versions of the pictured one.
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Kinda looks like the bracket to hold the power steering hoses on a Mustang. Should work, although you may need to enlarge the mounting hole for the block.
Very close. It's described as a heater hose clamp for Chevy.
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Don't the slushbox cooler lines already bolt to those holes? I have taken apart many that have. I have several of the big stubby bolts that hold them and probably the brackets that look like flatter versions of the pictured one.
Hmmm, I was wondering about that as the old metal lines were routed through that area. No bracket for reference though. It's probably a 3/8 bolt so plenty strong.
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That's where all of them were attached from the factory with that kind of bracket from the factory.
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Maybe throw a heli coil in the block holes then you can utilize a smaller fastener. Make finding a clamp a lot easier.
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Maybe throw a heli coil in the block holes then you can utilize a smaller fastener. Make finding a clamp a lot easier.
+1 I was thinking those were 7/16" holes but could be wrong.
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Maybe throw a heli coil in the block holes then you can utilize a smaller fastener. Make finding a clamp a lot easier.
+1 I was thinking those were 7/16" holes but could be wrong.
Yup. They are even bigger than I thought. I picked up the 7/16” hardware today. Although the helicoil idea is interesting.