Crossing the plane of the flywheel.

Started by robfrey, September 24, 2009, 08:22:20 PM

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robfrey

I have four 1.25" dia. icewater lines (clear plastic hose) that go under my flywheel. Flywheel is just a flexplate (sfi approved) and we are not using a torque converter. Do I still need some sort of steel to protect those line. It is just ice water and not antifreeze or anything? Would a stock style converter cover be enough?
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Define your flywheel as a starter ring gear. Then it makes sense. Good Luck...
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