If you look on the RW site, there isn't a delineation to WHICH 13B it's produced for (12A/13B/20B).
If you read that email, I sent, you'll see where I had the issue(s). How would the direction of travel of the pump, proper, have any affect upon the ability of the pulley? Lol. I guess their site omits more than I thought. |
wow... this temps me to make my own kit and sell..............
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Originally Posted by muibubbles
(Post 10719530)
wow... this temps me to make my own kit and sell..............
I'd love to see a pink based vmount kit...lol |
^^ haha only thing is its too hard to accomadate everything. i made my own and love it but then i keep forgetting i got rid of a lot of junk so its a hell of a lot easier to make one for my car.. a/c? whats that! hahahha
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Ditto, here.
No A/C, No P/S. I have half of that equation, down... Made my own (only needed the RW kit for the oil cooler mounting bracket.... FAIL), but much like you, wouldn't even try to accommodate periphery such things as ac or ps. Got pics of the vmount of yours? I'll show everyone mine (no pun intended), once I get it all together. |
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yerp, these are some old ones when i was in the process... ill post better ones up tomorrow when i take the car out and try firing it up (fingers crossed)
my "mounts" Attachment 715879 Attachment 715880 the gap is smaller, this is just mock up, and the sides have support to narrow the gap of the rad. Attachment 715881 ill eventually make ducting but i dont think i need it since the design has very tiny gaps... Attachment 715882 http://i426.photobucket.com/albums/p...n/DSC_0540.jpg |
hahaha, omg, pink parts, it looks cool man, really.
you can see my fc vmounts in my sig, it took forever but i was able to keep everything, a/c, ps, and i even made hood dampers and a mini battery kit. but your pics are of an FD, do you have pics of your Fc stuff? |
haha yesss the pink... i couldnt image how hard it was to fab those up... retaining all that junk in the engine bay and fabbing around it cant be to easy! i like the second one but they both look good:icon_tup:
Lol yeah they are in the FD... this is the ermm 3rd gen section? i dont own an fc haha although id love to mod one of those....... |
I bought their vmount radiator and it went on fine, no slotting the brackets. Just bolted on, went to find some rad hose and was good to go. My water temps are always 74-80 C and air temps are 30-40 C.
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Originally Posted by muibubbles
(Post 10720201)
haha yesss the pink... i couldnt image how hard it was to fab those up... retaining all that junk in the engine bay and fabbing around it cant be to easy! i like the second one but they both look good:icon_tup:
Lol yeah they are in the FD... this is the ermm 3rd gen section? i dont own an fc haha although id love to mod one of those....... Thanks, it was very time consuming to do it right, this thread is for the RW Fc vmount. But for the money the RW FC vmount kit is a great buy. I might offer a limited edition pink kit in your honor..lol Ben |
Lifting an old thread
bought the RW v-mount radiator för about 1,5 year ago, already had a IC I was going to use... now finnaly Im soon to get my car running... BUT the drain plug leaks!! and since I live in sweden and only have M-threading on the rest of the car and wanna replace that shitty plastic plug with a bolt and washer, my question then is what Threading is the plug?? so I can order a correct one not very many hardware stores have a large UNC storage, and to me it looks to be fine threading UNC as well anybody that can help? RW hasn't answered my email I sent 2-3 weeks ago... |
Originally Posted by Wolf_
(Post 11385029)
Lifting an old thread
bought the RW v-mount radiator för about 1,5 year ago, already had a IC I was going to use... now finnaly Im soon to get my car running... BUT the drain plug leaks!! and since I live in sweden and only have M-threading on the rest of the car and wanna replace that shitty plastic plug with a bolt and washer, my question then is what Threading is the plug?? so I can order a correct one not very many hardware stores have a large UNC storage, and to me it looks to be fine threading UNC as well anybody that can help? RW hasn't answered my email I sent 2-3 weeks ago... alternate method if you cant find the correct bolt, take it to any shop that can weld aluminum and make your own drain plug. 1. get a threaded aluminum bung with matching bolt with rubber or teflon washer, you can get this in your countries metric system. 2. have the shop install it in the right location and weld the other one shut. |
Originally Posted by Rotary Extreme Sales 1
(Post 11385212)
alternate method if you cant find the correct bolt, take it to any shop that can weld aluminum and make your own drain plug. 1. get a threaded aluminum bung with matching bolt with rubber or teflon washer, you can get this in your countries metric system. 2. have the shop install it in the right location and weld the other one shut. |
Originally Posted by Rotary Extreme Sales 1
(Post 11385212)
alternate method if you cant find the correct bolt, take it to any shop that can weld aluminum and make your own drain plug.
1. get a threaded aluminum bung with matching bolt with rubber or teflon washer, you can get this in your countries metric system. 2. have the shop install it in the right location and weld the other one shut. went all day to figure out it is 9/16" UNF threading... now on the hunt for a bolt, to bad all hardware stores with any kind of UNF/UNC bolts in the area are closed weekends :icon_tdow :lol: had the rewelding option in my head all day, but that is more work and money then a bolt and washer/rubber seal :nod: |
Originally Posted by Wolf_
(Post 11385512)
went all day to figure out it is 9/16" UNF threading... now on the hunt for a bolt, to bad all hardware stores with any kind of UNF/UNC bolts in the area are closed weekends :icon_tdow
:lol: had the rewelding option in my head all day, but that is more work and money then a bolt and washer/rubber seal :nod: |
well finnaly the headache is over.. it wasn't 9/16 unf, it was 1/2" uhf... so now I can move on and refill the entire coolingsystem again :D
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So how has the performance and longevity been for this kit? Still seems to be a lower priced kit and the slight alterations to the brackets don't seem to bad.
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I know this is an old thread but i didn't find this bolt info easily so i figured id post it here for others looking.
If you are running the Rotary-Works/ cxracing / ebay / chinese made radiator with the plastic drain plug, please do yourself a favor and replace it, preferably before installing everything. It's not a standard bolt thread pattern. It is a 1/4in pipe plug that you can find down the plumbing isle at home depot or ace. I got mine at Ace, so here is the item number (4504999). Ace also carries a hex head plug if you dont want the square head. Home depot also has it, dont know the part number but i believe the size is labeled as 1/4 MIP. |
Originally Posted by keister
(Post 10543326)
Here's some pictures of how I have it all mounted. As well as a small review of problems/issues/ things you need to know for this kit.
Kinda dark out when I took the pic's so if needed I can take more tomorrow. 1. On the back of the rad, the stock fans did not lign up at all. Fan shroud had to be coerced to even go in the tabs at the bottom. Also only two of the holes ligned up at the top bolt mounts. the 3rd isn't even remotely in the right spot. 2. I have the touring model with only the driver side oil cooler, the return line for the rad pointed straight down into the hardlines for the oil cooler with about 1mm to spare. It had to be removed and a 90* elbow welded in. Odd that this wasn't considered as the other side of the rad already had a 90* elbow for the inlet. Also, AC does hold charge. Even with the "snakey" look of the hard lines. Had to find a rubber rad hose for the inlet. Return has a 4'' section of alu in between two rubber couplers. No rad hoses provided. On the plus side..my car runs cold. 85-93*C W, 22-28*C Air •readjust "snakes" the AC lines. Is the inlet for rad necessarily needs to be readjusted for the rad hose to connect? what else do I need to keep in mind once I decide to go with this kit? -sorry for bumping up an old thread |
Originally Posted by Henry Erazo
(Post 12226130)
•So brackets need to modified as far as what I have read on this thread by others for radiator and the IC
•readjust "snakes" the AC lines. Is the inlet for rad necessarily needs to be readjusted for the rad hose to connect? what else do I need to keep in mind once I decide to go with this kit? -sorry for bumping up an old thread I just did this install like last month. Here are some quick notes.
I think i pretty much hit all the main things. It seems like a lot but honestly if you are fine with doing some fab work then it's not to much. Def worth it imo for the price. |
Originally Posted by almcbs
(Post 12226206)
I just did this install like last month. Here are some quick notes.
Did you evaporated the refrigerant out first and then readjusted the AC lines after or had it mounted the way they are and did it the way they are without evaporating? |
Originally Posted by keister
(Post 10543326)
Here's some pictures of how I have it all mounted. As well as a small review of problems/issues/ things you need to know for this kit.
Kinda dark out when I took the pic's so if needed I can take more tomorrow. 1. On the back of the rad, the stock fans did not lign up at all. Fan shroud had to be coerced to even go in the tabs at the bottom. Also only two of the holes ligned up at the top bolt mounts. the 3rd isn't even remotely in the right spot. 2. I have the touring model with only the driver side oil cooler, the return line for the rad pointed straight down into the hardlines for the oil cooler with about 1mm to spare. It had to be removed and a 90* elbow welded in. Odd that this wasn't considered as the other side of the rad already had a 90* elbow for the inlet. Also, AC does hold charge. Even with the "snakey" look of the hard lines. Had to find a rubber rad hose for the inlet. Return has a 4'' section of alu in between two rubber couplers. No rad hoses provided. On the plus side..my car runs cold. 85-93*C W, 22-28*C Air Not too sure if I’m seeing if the condenser is mounted in with tabs or just that the AC lines are holding in up. Do you happen to have any more pictures just to clarify the confusion. Sorry to bother but this would help me a ton. |
Originally Posted by Henry Erazo
(Post 12246845)
Did you evaporated the refrigerant out first and then readjusted the AC lines after or had it mounted the way they are and did it the way they are without evaporating? |
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