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Jim · 02-10-2002, 07:46 PM

brenthamm-

The chevy heater core you are looking at is all copper and brass. Here is a link to it:Chevy heater core.

It is about 11" high over all BTW. It has a 5/8" and a 3/4" inlet.

I am using the Ford Econoline heater core ($23.00) at Auto Zone. It has both inlets at 5/8" so you can insert a 1/2" barb or solder 1/2" copper fittings right on to it, as I am (will).
Size is almost exactly the same as the Chevy 77 heater core and all brass and copper. I haven't finished my water cooling set up because I have had too much work to do lately. Sucks!

Ford:

Jim

02-10-2002, 07:46 PM	#9
Jim Cooling Savant Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Illinois Posts: 389	brenthamm- The chevy heater core you are looking at is all copper and brass. Here is a link to it:Chevy heater core. It is about 11" high over all BTW. It has a 5/8" and a 3/4" inlet. I am using the Ford Econoline heater core ($23.00) at Auto Zone. It has both inlets at 5/8" so you can insert a 1/2" barb or solder 1/2" copper fittings right on to it, as I am (will). Size is almost exactly the same as the Chevy 77 heater core and all brass and copper. I haven't finished my water cooling set up because I have had too much work to do lately. Sucks! Ford: Jim