NEW!! Stainless Steel Coolant Crossover Plug

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Plug installed
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One question, I have it snugged all the way down and I noticed a little gap between the tube and the plug. I didn't run the car and I didn't have a chance to compare the two plugs since coolant rushed out as soon as I removed the old plug. Anyone run the car for a while with it installed yet?
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One other thing which Ill be paying super close attention to. The plug is now the highest point on the engine. I fear for my custom hood liner getting a rub mark. I put a piece of tape on the top of the plug and it didn't move with the hood closed but its my only concern.
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Otherwise it looks great.
 
Plug installed




One other thing which Ill be paying super close attention to. The plug is now the highest point on the engine. I fear for my custom hood liner getting a rub mark. I put a piece of tape on the top of the plug and it didn't move with the hood closed but its my only concern.
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Otherwise it looks great.

I hope this won't be a problem since my cross over tube is raised do to having the Procharger.
 
Plug installed
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One question, I have it snugged all the way down and I noticed a little gap between the tube and the plug. I didn't run the car and I didn't have a chance to compare the two plugs since coolant rushed out as soon as I removed the old plug. Anyone run the car for a while with it installed yet?
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One other thing which Ill be paying super close attention to. The plug is now the highest point on the engine. I fear for my custom hood liner getting a rub mark. I put a piece of tape on the top of the plug and it didn't move with the hood closed but its my only concern.
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Otherwise it looks great.
Aside from that gap it looks good. Can you put a SS washer in there to fill the gap?

Maybe the plug needs a few more threads?

Keep us informed on what your impressions are as far as hood liner wear.
 
Aside from that gap it looks good. Can you put a SS washer in there to fill the gap?

Maybe the plug needs a few more threads?

Keep us informed on what your impressions are as far as hood liner wear.

Ouch!! My eyes! My eyes!!!:lol:
 
Jim, please update the price list for shipping Canadian members, I need to order 2 and need to know how many beaverbucks send (since you've already done the research it appears).

Thanks!

It's an extra $10.00 per plug to ship north of the border.
 
I was trying to see if this is a widespread issue with all of them or if there may be different variations on the COT where some will have a gap and some won't.

Is a design tweak required if there is a gap?

Talked to the guy who makes these. He's been selling these exact ones for awhile on the various Mustang boards. The decision was made early on to leave a gap to prevent any build up of corrosion.
 
Have it now Jim
Our USPS is great especially my mail carrier. I am sure they trashed the package but she was diligent and found it

Thanks again Jim


Getting some PMs about the plugs.

The original post about getting 2 weeks after ordering was a bit optimistic, but that is what I was told by the guy that is making them.

The plugs are being made in 2 batches. The first batch arrived last Friday and they were shipped out on Monday to the following members:

SC Cheesehead
F. Wallace
V. Clarke
A. Ciccarelli
vkirkend
screamn
loud2004marquis
Blackened300A
J. Wintrerhalter
MyBlackBeasts
NavySeebee

They should be arriving today. If you are in the list above and ordered multiple plugs you are getting what you ordered.

Will post here when the second batch arrives.

Sorry for the delay.
 

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