Radiator iffys with picture
02-11-06, 12:06 AM
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Radiator iffys with picture
i am buying a aluminum radiator from summit and theres this bump in my way from buying it
Q: what will happen if i bought this radiator and i did this to make it work .....and would it harm my engine if my inlet hose goes toward the other end instaed of the original way...also i will be running the silicon hose to aluminum pipe to silicone hose set up
sorry if the pic is too small but you can see what i am talking about
Q: what will happen if i bought this radiator and i did this to make it work .....and would it harm my engine if my inlet hose goes toward the other end instaed of the original way...also i will be running the silicon hose to aluminum pipe to silicone hose set up
sorry if the pic is too small but you can see what i am talking about
02-11-06, 01:30 AM
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I'm going to be putting in a flexalite bm 150, it 16x18 with a 15" blade. I'm planning on wiring it through a toggle switch with direct power, all I got to do is keep my eye on the temp gauge. that is just a short term fix, better plans down the road
02-11-06, 01:52 AM
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flexalite and summit both have a external thermostat which has variable temp ranges to kick the fan on. all you do is give the thermo power and plug it into the fan and your done, I believe.
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