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Old 07-15-2004, 02:42 PM   #1
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This is my 82GT I'm referring to so I'll need a machanial fuel pump.
Sorry, I should have said that in the beginning.
Either that or go with an external electric pump & regulator.

The thing is....I didn't have overheating issues before I rebuilt the engine. Now that it has more mods, I have overheating issues.
I was thinking since it's bored .060 that the cylinder walls are pretty thin now. That's why Chevy 400's always ran hot...........because their cylinder walls are really thin.
I have a bid going on Ebay for a Taurus electric fan. I've heard that they are excellent fans and the Lincoln fans as well.
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