Fam Speed v-mount intercooler setup!
12-31-04, 01:38 PM
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WOW! that radiator tube is very low,
I would suggest (since it looks like you have the means to fab) to split your radiator into two sections. seal up the bottom tank ports, and divide the top tank equally with an inlet and outlet at the upper back (toward the engine) section of the radiator.
WOW! that radiator tube is very low,
I would suggest (since it looks like you have the means to fab) to split your radiator into two sections. seal up the bottom tank ports, and divide the top tank equally with an inlet and outlet at the upper back (toward the engine) section of the radiator.
12-31-04, 05:06 PM
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Yeah,
you are right. That outlet tube is low and so far I was lucky not to hit anything. I thought about just reallocating the tube piece so it would exit sideways or just angle it more aggressively.
you are right. That outlet tube is low and so far I was lucky not to hit anything. I thought about just reallocating the tube piece so it would exit sideways or just angle it more aggressively.
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