Hmm, that is interesting.
I'm going to take a guess and say it mounts under the rad support based on the filler neck.
I'm going to take a guess and say it mounts under the rad support based on the filler neck.
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Yes.Grandavi;1911998 said:
Correct!AbsoluteSpeed;1912003 said:
Thanks, I'm pretty happy to have it.Enraged;1912006 said:Saw that on the Indyspeed Facebook page, was wondering if it was yours
This is actually the same unit that Duane, Ron, and one other guy who's name I don't know offhand are using. Ron originally built the specifications from what I understand - C&R had to get his permission to make me one. C&R does the custom work, they use PWR cores and Spal fans.
^ is this just a local rad shop ??? it going to be sunk in?? were ya going to put your prized ac condenser and stuff
Err... No. http://www.crracing.com/NashMan;1912034 said:
Sunk in? Like a pirate ship? It's going to be mounted under the radiator support.NashMan;1912034 said:
Things will move as required.NashMan;1912034 said:
Dave! I just looked in here and noticed you had the Lexus fogs mounted up. Bummer your supports had been previously hacked.
Any troubles aiming or mounting them once the support was fixed? I came across my original CAD mock ups for those brackets just recently. If I could find more good lenses for those fogs I'd start making more and improving the design.
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Any troubles aiming or mounting them once the support was fixed? I came across my original CAD mock ups for those brackets just recently. If I could find more good lenses for those fogs I'd start making more and improving the design.
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No problems at all... mind you, that might be due to the fact that Tommy mounted them to a plate, aimed them, then welded the plate in.suprarx7nut;1912219 said:
GrimJack;1912231 said:No problems at all... mind you, that might be due to the fact that Tommy mounted them to a plate, aimed them, then welded the plate in.
Haha, that works. Glad to see them on the car!
Talk about a space saver.. You will surely get some air moving through that radiator now. If you had room on the other side, you could convert to pushers and have even more space.
good old hose rad good to see makes it less cloned I like it
ps were ya going to find silicon hose ? or just going to run rubber
ps were ya going to find silicon hose ? or just going to run rubber
Custom oil cooler mount with scoop from ISS. I wasn't happy with the original mounting for the oil cooler, it was in front of the radiator, and I'm more concerned with coolant temps than oil temps, so Tommy fabbed up a horizontal mount with a scoop to pull in air. If I have to mount a puller fan on it for being stuck in traffic, I can.
I made one of thous befor I called it leaf/pine needle catcher in the fall
simple fix was a screen in the opening
simple fix was a screen in the opening
I wonder if having the undertray in place will cause some positive pressure above that cooler, making it tough to flow upwards. :/
I could see the main puller radiator fan pushing air down.
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I could see the main puller radiator fan pushing air down.
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It could, but I haven't found a way to mount an undertray on a Mk3 with a 2J yet.suprarx7nut;1914492 said:
suprarx7nut;1914492 said:
you don't wana do that it would just stall air really and get hot only way to fix it would just make a scoop aka boxed on the other side of the cooler redirecting the air the oppsit of the bottom that how we made one up on a honda civic
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Got a bunch of these today. Of course, knowing me, I'll let them ripen on a shelf for weeks or months before I install them.
