Champion Aluminum Radiator Install
Re: Champion Aluminum Radiator Install
Christmas has been good to me and I will be installing one of these. I don't suppose anyone has the pictures from the original write up. It is fantastic just written but pics are always nice. If not I suppose I should grab some and put them up!
- funwithmonkeys
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Re: Champion Aluminum Radiator Install
Bolting it in is easy enough. The problem that most people have is that the outlet comes out straight back then does a 90. On my car that means it hits the alternator pulley. I had mine modified so it comes out at a 45 so it doesn't interfere with anything.
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Re: Champion Aluminum Radiator Install
Unless you have a SR then it has lots of room since it's shorter then the L series.funwithmonkeys wrote: ↑28 Dec 2019 09:27 Bolting it in is easy enough. The problem that most people have is that the outlet comes out straight back then does a 90. On my car that means it hits the alternator pulley. I had mine modified so it comes out at a 45 so it doesn't interfere with anything.
"People don't like it when shit doesn't match their rule of thumb." Sam
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Re: Champion Aluminum Radiator Install
I'm on holiday right now, but I do have the pics on my laptop. I haven't logged into photobucket in years. I didn't realize they would shut down my account. I'll see if I can get the pics back up.
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1971 510, 2dr
1971 240Z
1977 Honda 400Four SS
"God gave man one brain and one penis, and only enough blood to use one at a time." ~Robin Williams