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Old 05-24-08 | 03:02 PM
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Need pics of vertical mounted radiators. And i have a question.

Im currently trying to mount my koyo radiator verticaly and have already made brackets for the top but im unsure of how i want to make the bottom brackets. Since the radiator just sits in two holes stock im unsure of how to go about securing it from moving under hard driving. How have others gone about mounting their's vertical?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions and pictures!




Oh and please no flaming since my car is an ls1 car. Here is a picture of what i have so far

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Old 05-24-08 | 03:33 PM
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I just replaced my stock radiator with a Koyo yesterday and this morning finished it off. I have a front mount from HKS and it came with brackets for relocating the radiator in an upright position. Here's what the bottom brackets look like. If you have the stock radiator the rubber caps on the bottom just pul off and can be place on the Koyo. Hopefully this gives you an idea







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Old 05-24-08 | 03:35 PM
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Boy are you in luck I just swapped in a vertical mounted Koyo and I have som pictures of the lower brackets. Let me upload them
That would be awesome! Thank you!
Old 05-24-08 | 03:43 PM
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I edited my original post to include the pictures. Look up
Old 05-24-08 | 03:53 PM
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Did mine the same but i used aluminum for the brackets, still holding after 10 secound runs.
Old 05-25-08 | 11:58 AM
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Did mine the same but i used aluminum for the brackets, still holding after 10 secound runs.
The aluminum brackets are sturdy? What size/ thickness aluminum did you use?
Old 05-25-08 | 07:34 PM
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!/8'' aluminum the way it hangs there is not much stress on the bends.
It pulls tight when the weight is on.
Old 05-26-08 | 04:25 PM
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Have any of you who have vertically mounted the radiator made a custom undertray?

What kind of temps do you see?
Old 05-26-08 | 04:34 PM
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Have any of you who have vertically mounted the radiator made a custom undertray?

What kind of temps do you see?
I have a custom undertray, FMIC. I have never seen temps above 190f on either the dragstrip, or road course. Ducting is the key.
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