Just finished the third radiator install...
08-07-2003, 02:20 PM
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Originally posted by fahren affair
Good point. I have a 2-day track event at Fontana in two weeks, it should get hot, we'll see what happens. based on your experience, i'll probably need to do the 3rd radiator.
Good point. I have a 2-day track event at Fontana in two weeks, it should get hot, we'll see what happens. based on your experience, i'll probably need to do the 3rd radiator.
08-07-2003, 03:16 PM
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Originally posted by JakeMate
Hey fahren affair.....what event is going on at Fontana? Is it an open event or private? Either way...have fun.
Hey fahren affair.....what event is going on at Fontana? Is it an open event or private? Either way...have fun.
08-07-2003, 04:27 PM
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Loren,
That's the way it is installed, it curves back and then up to the radiator where it was too long. What exactly does it curve around before it heads for the radiator? It must curve behind something and then up to the front of the car. That's all I can figure to explain why it is short. Like I said, I don't believe there are any kinks, but to be on the safe side I'm going back in
wish me luck...
I'll post or email some pics if I ever get it right so you can update the DIY.
DIY=Do It Yourself
That's the way it is installed, it curves back and then up to the radiator where it was too long. What exactly does it curve around before it heads for the radiator? It must curve behind something and then up to the front of the car. That's all I can figure to explain why it is short. Like I said, I don't believe there are any kinks, but to be on the safe side I'm going back in
wish me luck...I'll post or email some pics if I ever get it right so you can update the DIY.
DIY=Do It Yourself
