Problem with Radiator fitting after installing turbo...
05-04-2005, 01:14 PM
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Re: Problem with Radiator fitting after installing turbo...
yes, you can fit it, but not with out modifications. The 92-95 rad is taller. you have to do all a couple things to make it fit
-angle the rad back toarwds the engine a bit, so its less tall
-cut the webbing out on the underside of the hood right above the rad
-or you could lower the lower rad support.
I don't think you need to make lower mounts for it really, just zip tie it in place.
-angle the rad back toarwds the engine a bit, so its less tall
-cut the webbing out on the underside of the hood right above the rad
-or you could lower the lower rad support.
I don't think you need to make lower mounts for it really, just zip tie it in place.
05-04-2005, 01:19 PM
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Re: Problem with Radiator fitting after installing turbo...
Originally Posted by Spenser
yes, you can fit it, but not with out modifications. The 92-95 rad is taller. you have to do all a couple things to make it fit
-angle the rad back toarwds the engine a bit, so its less tall
-cut the webbing out on the underside of the hood right above the rad
-or you could lower the lower rad support.
I don't think you need to make lower mounts for it really, just zip tie it in place.
-angle the rad back toarwds the engine a bit, so its less tall
-cut the webbing out on the underside of the hood right above the rad
-or you could lower the lower rad support.
I don't think you need to make lower mounts for it really, just zip tie it in place.
Thanks Spenser.
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