turbo ltx guys-how r u standing up your
04-29-2012, 01:28 PM
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turbo ltx guys-how r u standing up your stock radiator? or r using a aftermarket one?
what fans are u using?
I have a front mount and wanna know how everyone is doing this?
pix will be greatly appreciated
what fans are u using?
I have a front mount and wanna know how everyone is doing this?
pix will be greatly appreciated
04-29-2012, 03:48 PM
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i removed my upper and lower core support. my griffin radiator "hangs" in the space.
this cover, hides the radiator
since I couldnt fill the radiator with that cover on there, this fill/overflow container was made
this cover, hides the radiator
since I couldnt fill the radiator with that cover on there, this fill/overflow container was made
04-29-2012, 05:09 PM
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i would mount the turbo and try to get the stock raditor in there. if al else fails you have to buy a aftermarket shorter one and puit it vertical. and i would try to use the stock fans. i found a site that did a flow test on the stock fans and they pull 9500cfm. i used two 2500cfm fand and they didnt cool it so i put two more and still wouldnt cool i stuck the stock ones on and stays at 185 all day
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04-29-2012, 05:13 PM
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i would mount the turbo and try to get the stock raditor in there. if al else fails you have to buy a aftermarket shorter one and puit it vertical. and i would try to use the stock fans. i found a site that did a flow test on the stock fans and they pull 9500cfm. i used two 2500cfm fand and they didnt cool it so i put two more and still wouldnt cool i stuck the stock ones on and stays at 185 all day
9500 CFM........ doubt it.
I am running two pusher 1000 cfm fans, and it cools fine.....
04-29-2012, 05:26 PM
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http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=350404
here is the site. and how thin of raditor are you running? i have dual 1.5 griffin
here is the site. and how thin of raditor are you running? i have dual 1.5 griffin
04-29-2012, 05:38 PM
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http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...d.php?t=350404
here is the site. and how thin of raditor are you running? i have dual 1.5 griffin
here is the site. and how thin of raditor are you running? i have dual 1.5 griffin
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some people cut the lower radiator support out 100% and then they cut the bottom of the top out so the radiator sits right below it. then they cut a hole for the raditor cap. it looks clean but harder to do.
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I'm running a bigger than stock 600hp Griffin radiator and Flex-a-lite 420 dual puller fans. I think I'm going to switch the fans out for something better though. Problem is very limited space due to compressor housing. Don't really have any more pics of what I did to accommodate the larger radiator.
