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Old Oct 14, 2002 | 01:09 PM
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I still want to do a horrizontal radiator mounted way low with a large IC core in place of the stock radiator, but im pretty sure my ultimate goal of a 20b would require me to replace the whole setup anyways, so im just going to stick with stock placement for now.
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Old Oct 14, 2002 | 01:51 PM
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with a 20b the bottom of the radiator has to move forwards.

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Old Oct 14, 2002 | 08:24 PM
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Originally posted by RETed

And my set-up (if I ever get the money for it) is really a custom kit in a very rare position.

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where is that? I'm curious
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Old Oct 15, 2002 | 02:16 PM
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It's been done before, but I haven't seen it too much...

Swing the rad position vertical and stuff the IC in front.
If I measured the numbers right, a "Skyline" core will barely fit (24" wide), and the intercooler pipes will be some of the shortest for a FMIC.



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Old Oct 15, 2002 | 05:20 PM
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Originally posted by RETed
It's been done before, but I haven't seen it too much...

Swing the rad position vertical and stuff the IC in front.
If I measured the numbers right, a "Skyline" core will barely fit (24" wide), and the intercooler pipes will be some of the shortest for a FMIC.



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ahh, like mine, but with a real core
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Old Oct 15, 2002 | 06:01 PM
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Originally posted by RETed
It's been done before, but I haven't seen it too much...

Swing the rad position vertical and stuff the IC in front.
If I measured the numbers right, a "Skyline" core will barely fit (24" wide), and the intercooler pipes will be some of the shortest for a FMIC.



-Ted
where was a guy at sevenstock with a setup like that.
look in the up coming, actually this is cooler
http://www.rc-rainbow.co.jp/fullset/miniz/m_rx7.html

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Old Oct 15, 2002 | 06:45 PM
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Oh, I already got the red one.


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Old Oct 15, 2002 | 09:02 PM
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BlueT2- I have always liked that desiggn you mentioned, even though it hasent really hit the western world yet. The only prob I see(when I pondered the idea looking at my car) is that the IC would sit so close to the hood that I dont see how you could put a duct in the hood, just a hole. That design seems so logical, no heatsoak and no airflow blockage, but how will your duct have the necesarry spcae between the IC and hood? The piping would be like a total of around 4 feet!
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