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12-11-06, 10:51 AM
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So i take it you could not get the plastic tray to fit back on with the clearance?? Or did you just leave it off so the raditator fans could flow better?
12-11-06, 10:07 PM
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BackyardSog- i never tried to re-install the plastic undertray so im not sure if it still fits but it would block the flow of the fans if it did fit.
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BackyardSog- i never tried to re-install the plastic undertray so im not sure if it still fits but it would block the flow of the fans if it did fit.
12-12-06, 03:03 AM
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I've just done a custom V mount on mine, took it for its first drive since the rebuild and the inlet temps were 11degs and water temp at 87degs.
I havn't made any sheet metal ducting for the sides of the V yet so temps should fall even more once i do it.
I used a standard griffin rad and ebay IC which was re welded.
I havn't made any sheet metal ducting for the sides of the V yet so temps should fall even more once i do it.
I used a standard griffin rad and ebay IC which was re welded.
02-23-07, 04:02 AM
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^ what dimensions?
thanks guys, i'm selling my v-mount setup soon to another forum member (currently M.I.A)
so i will be making a new one soon with different IC core, IC angle(maybe), IC routing and some crazy IC/hood ducting, hopefully you guys like the new setup, i plan on building a few v-mount kits to sell to help me purchase a new welder (miller syncrowave 250dx, damm thats one bad-*** machine!) so let me know if you are interested.
^ what dimensions?
thanks guys, i'm selling my v-mount setup soon to another forum member (currently M.I.A)
so i will be making a new one soon with different IC core, IC angle(maybe), IC routing and some crazy IC/hood ducting, hopefully you guys like the new setup, i plan on building a few v-mount kits to sell to help me purchase a new welder (miller syncrowave 250dx, damm thats one bad-*** machine!) so let me know if you are interested.
04-25-07, 08:51 PM
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nice....so both of the rad hoses are modified to flow into then out of the top of the rad?? there both in the top end tank in this setup?(no longer top to bottom)
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05-08-07, 09:04 AM
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thanks fellas 
, i did a search looking for the picture of the radiator inlet to show someone and noticed this thread was recently back from dead, all the v-mount threads seem to re-surface every few months.
, i did a search looking for the picture of the radiator inlet to show someone and noticed this thread was recently back from dead, all the v-mount threads seem to re-surface every few months.
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hey kinetik,
i am currently building the same vmount as you with the same brackets and i was curious if i could have the measurements for the pieces that hold the rad? it would be greatly appreciated
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thanks in advance
i am currently building the same vmount as you with the same brackets and i was curious if i could have the measurements for the pieces that hold the rad? it would be greatly appreciated
pm me because your inbox is full thanks in advance
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