The Speedmaster PCE191.1006 is a precision-engineered thermostat housing water neck designed specifically for Chevy SBC 350 small-block engines. This aluminum component features a 45-degree swivel design that accommodates various radiator hose routing configurations, making it an ideal solution for custom engine builds, hot rods, and engine swaps where flexible coolant line placement is essential. The polished aluminum construction delivers both durability and a professional appearance.
This thermostat housing water neck integrates seamlessly into SBC 350 cooling systems, allowing builders to optimize engine bay layout without compromising cooling performance. The swivel angle design reduces installation complexity and enables creative engine positioning options in tight engine compartments. As a direct replacement or upgrade component, it pairs with standard SBC 350 thermostats and cooling system configurations, making it a practical choice for restorations, performance builds, and custom fabrication projects.
Key Features & Benefits
- 45° Swivel Design: Flexible routing accommodates multiple hose configurations and engine bay layouts.
- Aluminum Construction: Lightweight and corrosion-resistant material suitable for marine and automotive cooling systems.
- Polished Finish: Professional appearance with smooth surface ideal for visible engine compartment installations.
- SBC 350 Fitment: Purpose-built thermostat housing water neck for Chevy small-block 350 engines.
- Direct Integration: Compatible with standard SBC 350 cooling system components and thermostats.
Specifications
| Brand | Speedmaster |
| Model/MPN | PCE191.1006 |
| Product Type | Thermostat Housing Water Neck |
| Engine Compatibility | Chevy SBC 350 |
| Angle | 45 Degrees |
| Swivel Type | Swivel |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Finish | Polished |
Ideal Applications
- Custom SBC 350 engine builds and hot rod projects
- Engine swap installations requiring flexible coolant routing
- Chevy small-block engine restorations with modified engine bay layouts
- Performance engine builds prioritizing compact radiator hose placement