Brodix Heads - Temp Sensor??
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Brodix Heads - Temp Sensor??
I just purchased a pair of Brodix IK180 heads. Any thoughts on how to hook up the temp sensor since there is no provision in the heads?
I have a Edelbrock 2101 Intake.
I have a Edelbrock 2101 Intake.
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Exactly what I did ....
On my AFR's I used an adapter to mount the OEM switch in the head, and use the same wire that it always had going to it. For the two switches that turn on the SPAL fans individually, I used intake manifold locations for both.
On my AFR's I used an adapter to mount the OEM switch in the head, and use the same wire that it always had going to it. For the two switches that turn on the SPAL fans individually, I used intake manifold locations for both.
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Do you have a photo? Just curious what it looks like...
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Select the head that will be on the driver side. Check out the machined surface for the exhaust manifold, and note that between ports 1 and 3 there is a half-round area cast into the head, and machined off on the surface like the surrounding area. That is where you drill & tap. Make sure whatever headers you use will clear(shouldn't be a problem, but check anyway)
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Select the head that will be on the driver side. Check out the machined surface for the exhaust manifold, and note that between ports 1 and 3 there is a half-round area cast into the head, and machined off on the surface like the surrounding area. That is where you drill & tap. Make sure whatever headers you use will clear(shouldn't be a problem, but check anyway)
