RotaryOtakU

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Hey guys,

I have bought the standard Trust Greddy v mount kit. When I unpacked the radiator I noticed that it loked bent/crooked. I've attached a picture to illustrate what I mean.

My question is, is that radiator shaped like this from the factory or did that happen during tranport or might this be a manufacturing failure? I mean considering the price of this kit I'd expect top quality.

Would be nice if someone could share his experience.
Thanks.

Marcel

Valkyrie

My v-mount isn't Greddy, but looking at the length of the brackets, it looks like that slant is on purpose.

Mitchocalypse

iTrader: (2)

mine was perfectly straight. it was also packaged very well.

caredden

iTrader: (148)

OP,
Have you contacted the seller/vendor to get their input?

Marf

I'm the Seller/Vendor.

Out of respect for Marcel I will not say anything other than we have been in contact constantly since the sale and through the shipping process and that I will ensure that he is happy however that has to happen.

ZE Power MX6

iTrader: (157)

Mine is straight, but if your fans bolt up straight then the radiator was built that way, and most likely be fine if all the bracket/hose/ducting all line up perfect.

collectiv

iTrader: (1)

Anyone run into issues with the supplied tubing for the a/c system on our cars? The fittings that are brazed onto the tubing are the wrong size for my system. I have a jdm car with what i believe from reading online the US/JIC fittings. I was part of the group buy with sakebomb garage.

Valkyrie

The FC and FD both came with a bunch of different AC systems IIRC.

collectiv

iTrader: (1)

Yeah I believe they did. It looks like the greddy v mount kit flips the condenser upside down leaving the smaller straight "out" port fitting on top. I was told that this may reduce the efficiency of the A/C cause the liquid has to travel up instead of gravity doing its magic. Or something like that.. I think I recall someone on here saying something about it. If my OCD kicks in I may have to fab up two brackets and make new lines.