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Old 05-24-05, 03:15 PM
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Has anyone tried a v-mount setup with a stock radiator? I'm thinking about doing it and just want to know if its possible. Thanks guys.
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You'd have to be insane to go through the effort of doing a v-mount and then use the stock radiator with the POS plastic end tanks!
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radiator > ic

dont be cheap, you will just end up spending more money fixing the shortcuts in the long run.
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Originally Posted by rynberg
You'd have to be insane to go through the effort of doing a v-mount and then use the stock radiator with the POS plastic end tanks!


Well I must be insane cos I managed to do it, It took a lot of head scratching and a few days of bleeding, swearing and cursing but I did get it done. The biggest *** was dropping the P/S pipes to make room for the RAD.
The pic I have is only of the finished result , I have none of the progress sorry but it did work.
Just to let you know I went back to FMIC
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most V-mount kits come with an aftermarket radiator anyway just pick up one of those
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Hmm.. are you sure the radiator isn't in the stock config here? I can't imagine how you could have turned it over and still successfylly routed the coolant hoses. Got a pic of that?



??[\0\0\0\0 ?? \0]Well I must be insane cos I managed to do it, It took a lot of head scratching and a few days of bleeding, swearing and cursing but I did get it done. The biggest *** was dropping the P/S pipes to make room for the RAD.
The pic I have is only of the finished result , I have none of the progress sorry but it did work.
Just to let you know I went back to FMIC[/QUOTE]
Old 05-24-05, 06:59 PM
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i wouldnt trust the stock radiator in the first place. Espically when im in Miami (hott weather 24/7) upgrading the radiator should be one of your 1st priority. Besides theres a v mount on sale IN the for sale section
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Thanks for the advice guys. Keep the ideas coming.
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Rotary extremes Vmount comes with a rad., hes selling a dinged one for cheap right now in the for sale section right now, id jump on that if i was you..
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