Put a pice of plastic door trim on the edge of the motor mount plate. Or windshield trim. The door trim is sold at Auto Zone...etc (the mounting plate usually cuts into that hose)
I always grind down the edges of the lower steering bracket (the other cause of cuts in the coolant hose)
Sled looks nice!
Eric A.
"Life is tough, but it's tougher when you're stupid" - John Wayne
Darn thing kept flooding out the pto side cylinder so something is wrong with that carb and here the rubber o-ring is missing on the main jet. Stupid thing lol
Sure that's not excess fuel and oil from not having the jet setter o-rings?
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80 Liquifire (purchased 1996 ~ Running)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2010 ~ Running....Now)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2011 ~ Not running - I officially have a problem now)
83 Snowfire (purchased 2014 father/son restoration project)
78 Spitfire ~ sold (should have been shot for this)
My experience with those in my younger years, was that I had compression leaking past and coming out through the studs. In all honesty the failure was due to the surface of the head and jug not being flat. An OEM gasket leaked also.
In my opinion I think your asking for trouble if you don't lap the heads and jugs on these to make sure their flat.
On the flip side, its hard to tell from the photo if it's coolant. However, mine leave an oily spooge ring under the exhaust when I let them idle.
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80 Liquifire (purchased 1996 ~ Running)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2010 ~ Running....Now)
80 Liquifire (purchased 2011 ~ Not running - I officially have a problem now)
83 Snowfire (purchased 2014 father/son restoration project)
78 Spitfire ~ sold (should have been shot for this)