Earliest Magnuson blown "Trailblazer"
09-10-2007, 09:46 PM
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Thanks, also trying to hide all of the underhood wiring harness I can.
Building air intake ducting out of 4" aluminum tubing, TIG welded to make it look like one piece.
The A/C compressor is going to be up and on the passenger side, using a slightly modified Newman A/C bracket/tensioner and a polished Sanden compressor.
More pics next week.
Building air intake ducting out of 4" aluminum tubing, TIG welded to make it look like one piece.
The A/C compressor is going to be up and on the passenger side, using a slightly modified Newman A/C bracket/tensioner and a polished Sanden compressor.
More pics next week.
09-10-2007, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by philntx
Thanks, also trying to hide all of the underhood wiring harness I can.
Building air intake ducting out of 4" aluminum tubing, TIG welded to make it look like one piece.
The A/C compressor is going to be up and on the passenger side, using a slightly modified Newman A/C bracket/tensioner and a polished Sanden compressor.
More pics next week.
Building air intake ducting out of 4" aluminum tubing, TIG welded to make it look like one piece.
The A/C compressor is going to be up and on the passenger side, using a slightly modified Newman A/C bracket/tensioner and a polished Sanden compressor.
More pics next week.
very nice, I'm close to having to tackle intake tubing as well, been going back and fourth between aluminum, stainless steel, and rubber/silicone
09-10-2007, 09:53 PM
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I may Jet hot coat the intake tubing the same as the headers. I used a "crystal Black" coating.
I have a source for mandrel bent 4" pipe if you need it.
I have a source for mandrel bent 4" pipe if you need it.
10-11-2007, 10:20 AM
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Few Pics of the oil coolers
Getting closer:
Transmission and engine oil coolers:
Installed: Side shot from passenger side frame rail. Front is to the right.
Front View: This view is the top of the cooling assembly. Fans are thermostatically controlled.
Parts: These are all of the components broken down.
Bracket: This is what the fans/shroud and cover bolt to. Heavy duty side flanges bolt to frame.
Shroud:
Transmission and engine oil coolers:
Installed: Side shot from passenger side frame rail. Front is to the right.
Front View: This view is the top of the cooling assembly. Fans are thermostatically controlled.
Parts: These are all of the components broken down.
Bracket: This is what the fans/shroud and cover bolt to. Heavy duty side flanges bolt to frame.
Shroud:
