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    Quote Originally Posted by Henry Rifle
    Ken,

    Standard flow cools the block first, and the water is hotter by the time it hits the heads. The reverse flow cools the heads first. Lower temp in the heads, less chance for detonation. All around better for the motor.
    Thanks, that makes sense, I wonder if Ford and Mopars do the same.
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    This is how this starts for me. It may look like any '32 but it has certain parts drawn into it with the look I want. This isn't that expensive to do, it cost $200.00. But for me it keeps me on track with the original idea.
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