FD3S2005

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ok whell im planning when ever i get money in the near future to get a v-mount.. iv seen kits like rotary extreme's but to bad they went out of buisness.. but would you need a new radiator and how hard is it to do?

Ehron

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New radiator, new intercooler core, piping, modify radiator hose, relocate battery, modify/remove AC I would imagine, and a working knowlege of welding/fabrication. Search for threads by KinetikFD or similar. He had a great thread on the one he made.

FD3S2005

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i searched for that name and found nothing

FD3S2005

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are the radiators smaller or what? because i got a brand new fluidyne rad about 3 months ago and would that fit with them?

MakoRacing

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^ Nope, the rotary extreme kit used a Koyo, which is larger than a Fluidyne

preludesh2000

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rad. is the same size you would buy aftermarket....mine was koyo...not sure if there all the same size or not....
its also gets tilted down...if your making your own ..need welder, alum. piping, some alum. stock, rad., ic, aftermarket intake, small battery or relocate it, ac lines need modified, ac condensor needs remounted....

i did alot of research before buying mine...look up v-mount ic, vmount ic , vmount...
different results came back...its all in how you word it...i took pics when i installed my vmount, if you want any....
goodluck

brad

KINETIK_FD3S

you can use your fluidyne but will have to block off the bottom hose outlet and divide the top end tank at the middle so you can build a taller tank to place the new hose outlet.

check my thread https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.p...hlight=v-mount i should have a few pics of my radiator.