its not necessary to run the lines through the EGR spacer (on your ebrock), but they actually help more than they hurt as they cool the exhaust gases flowing through the spacer from the EGR...
on a cobra intake there is no provision for antifreeze to flow through, so the solution is to plug the coolant pipe and the rear of the lower intake to accomodate this. If you have deep pockets you can purchase the correct 93 cobra intake coolant tube.. but its tough to find.
Adam
on a cobra intake there is no provision for antifreeze to flow through, so the solution is to plug the coolant pipe and the rear of the lower intake to accomodate this. If you have deep pockets you can purchase the correct 93 cobra intake coolant tube.. but its tough to find.
Adam
90lxcoupe said:
Thanks for the compliment!
If you look at the rear of the lower, drivers side, there is a threaded hole that the fitting will go to. Your cobra might have had it blocked off, as I did to mine. FInd a stock intake and you will see a fitting that goes in which has a hose barb on it.. the hose goes to that..
or.. if you mean the other way around get a plug for it if you dont want to run the line. If worst comes to worst, youcan just run a piece of steel brake line from one hose to the other, so the coolant still recirculates but doesnt pass through the EGR spacer. It pretty much depends on what you have to work with for now.
Adam