Iv ran into a bit of an issue that i could not find a solution for on the forums.





Im doing a koyo radiator install and my condensor bracket that needs moved isnt the standard one everyone else seems to have. The first 3 pics are mine The last 2 pics are what everyone elses seem to be Has anyone else ran into this issue?

 

My condenser mount is the same as yours. You don't move that part.

 

Yours is for sure welded on and not unbolt-able? And you have the koyo n flow? Just curious if theres anything else that would need done.

 

This is taken from under the car, but the weld at the upper right is the connection between the condenser and its bracket.

 

its the gold bracket in your pics that gets flipped.

 

https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...-tips-1107155/

Not sure what corner that is, in the Banzai install linked above it shows the bracket on the AC that's welded on and it's attached to another bracket that's on the car.

Really, just get everything test fit in place and see what needs to be done. You may have an aftermarket condenser or something that is a bit different. Worst case scenario use 3 mounts instead of 4 or make a new bracket to attach that corner.

Dale

 

front passenger side condenser mount take from below and behind (so it appears upside down):

 

Rear passenger side condenser mount take from behind and below:

 

https://www.rx7club.com/3rd-generati...-tips-1107155/

Give this thread a read.


~ GW

 

Hey, i did. My issue is that the bracket compared to the one in the thread is different. The one in the thread is flush w the condensor and can be flipped for even more space for the bolt. My bracket is a qeld on and sticks a full inch upcpast the condensor.
But i believe im okay because the other guy above seems to have the same kind of condensor as me, also running a koyo. Fingers crossed

 

In your pictures, it appears the bolt-on-bracket which is flipped is missing. The welded part shouldn't matter.

Also, koyo fitment issues are usually the result of bent swaybar mounts. They're pretty cheap and people usually replace them to fix the issue.