putting the 302 back into my fox
#1
putting the 302 back into my fox
I have 2 quick questions for ya'll
1) i bought my buddies 4core alum racing radiator from him. He ran it with no fan shrouds. and no overheating (same mods as mine)My brother swears i need them. Do i??
--24lb injectors, fuel ragualtor, gt top and bottom intake, e303 cam
2) I need a fuel pump and my bro wants to throw a stcoker back in there, will that be enough? mods above* i say i need atleast a 155??
1) i bought my buddies 4core alum racing radiator from him. He ran it with no fan shrouds. and no overheating (same mods as mine)My brother swears i need them. Do i??
--24lb injectors, fuel ragualtor, gt top and bottom intake, e303 cam
2) I need a fuel pump and my bro wants to throw a stcoker back in there, will that be enough? mods above* i say i need atleast a 155??
#4
again 24's are too big for your heads, GT intake??? No such thing....You might be able to get away without a fan but don't be stupid and risk it.... You can put a 4 core in there but you wil probably have to use the mounts a little differently.
#5
sorry for the mistype. its a gt40 intake. bought it from my buddy.
im new to the gas world. used to diesels.
So the 255 would be the way to go? ill look at them and price them out. Also, im not understanding why the 24's are too big? is it bc they require more fuel and the head can only use so much aka stock amounts? so for the 24's i should get heads too? all new to me still learing.
the radiator is a 4 core. im going to run the fan just not the shroud i guess.
still very new to this thanks for the help and keep the knowledge coming!=)
#6
The stock 19lb injectors will work for you just fine. You can also run GT40 heads with the stock 19lb injectors but if you do get a set of GT40's to match your intake and cam you might as well keep the 24's so you have room to grow later like already said^
Great thing about the fox fuel system is that it is a return style so you can't exactly go too big because the excess just goes back into the tank.
Great thing about the fox fuel system is that it is a return style so you can't exactly go too big because the excess just goes back into the tank.
#8
I'm still on my stock replacement radiator and my motor run's much much harder and hotter then yours. so no. don't get the radiator.
I would recommend a Mark VIII fan from a junk yard (I got mine on ebay for $75 shipped to my door) and a "DCC" controler for the fan.
this fan will overcome almost any overheating issue due to a weak cooling system, and it also give's you a little power over the stock mechanical fan.
I would recommend a Mark VIII fan from a junk yard (I got mine on ebay for $75 shipped to my door) and a "DCC" controler for the fan.
this fan will overcome almost any overheating issue due to a weak cooling system, and it also give's you a little power over the stock mechanical fan.
#9
I'm still on my stock replacement radiator and my motor run's much much harder and hotter then yours. so no. don't get the radiator.I would recommend a Mark VIII fan from a junk yard (I got mine on ebay for $75 shipped to my door) and a "DCC" controler for the fan.
this fan will overcome almost any overheating issue due to a weak cooling system, and it also give's you a little power over the stock mechanical fan.
this fan will overcome almost any overheating issue due to a weak cooling system, and it also give's you a little power over the stock mechanical fan.
it (the radiator)came with the car when i bought the shell from my buddy.
what does DCC stand for?
#10
I really like electric fans. I think there's a lot of advantages to them. So, get rid of the water pump mounted fan.
If you mount the fan directly to the core, you'll only pull air through the core directly under the fan. That's probably only about 50% of the core. You lose a lot of efficiency below 40-50mph or so.
A good shroud with a properly fitting electric fan will draw air through the entire core. Much more efficient. Why spend money on a big radiater, and then only use half of it?
If you mount the fan directly to the core, you'll only pull air through the core directly under the fan. That's probably only about 50% of the core. You lose a lot of efficiency below 40-50mph or so.
A good shroud with a properly fitting electric fan will draw air through the entire core. Much more efficient. Why spend money on a big radiater, and then only use half of it?