Looking for a late model "Tee" off a 124 TC head that has the 
bleeder screw built in.  

I modified my older style this weekend and Wow! does it make 
bleeding the cooling system easy.  The problem with mine is that 
there isn't much meat there for tapping and my mod does not look 
like it will last long term.

One question, can I just swap the tee or do I also need to 
change the riser that it mounts to from the head?

Mike Tharp - Wichita, KS
'75 124 Spider - 1798cc/1592head 9.8:1 30/70 (40IDF's soon)
'85 SAAB 900T
'94 Jeep Grand Cherokee

Mike Tharp wrote:
: Looking for a late model "Tee" off a 124 TC head that has the 
: bleeder screw built in.


Vick autosport has them listed on pg 17 of their
catalog,$36.90....early style $14.90

  
: I modified my older style this weekend and Wow! does it make 
: bleeding the cooling system easy.  The problem with mine is
that 
: there isn't much meat there for tapping and my mod does not
look 
: like it will last long term.


You can drill and tap the older style "Tee" for 1/4" brass
petcock NPT...it's what i did...pictures are on my web page
somewhere.,e-mail if you want more info.



Jack Ivemeyer
Web Page http://community-1.webtv.net/jack124/CentralCoastFiats/
Pismo Beach,Ca.
1972 124 coupe