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Join Date: Jul 2007
Member # 96832
Location: Dela-where?
Posts: 42
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Looking for radiator support ideas
In in the process of removing my stock radiator support, and I'm in need of some ideas on how to support radiator. My plans are to narrow and lower the front clip and to run tubing to support both the sheet metal and the radiator.
I'm going to use the radiator I have now to help keep the costs down. It's a stocked sized, four core. I'm also considering tilting it back towards the engine to help lower the nose even more. (I'm running electric fans now) My question is...Whats going to be the best way to clamp the radiator in place? Picts would be helpful. The truck is never driven on the road and is a 1981 body style with a stock frame. |
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Join Date: Feb 2006
Member # 66873
Location: FWD, TX
Posts: 365
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SEARCH!!!!
http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/showt...adiator+mounts I know there are more out there, I have found some pretty trick ones on PBB. Wish I had saved some of the links for whenever I get around to putting mine in. |
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Join Date: Dec 2002
Member # 15404
Location: Hillsboro, OR
Posts: 3,077
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I used sectioned (narrower rad than stock) stock mounts welded to the tube frame. However I have never had any luck with the mounts keeping the rad from being knocked into the fan. So I built the fan shroud to help clamp the top plate down with a steel frame...
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Location: Dela-where?
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