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Damn free digicams suck.
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The Mazdatrix oil lines I overpaid for came in handy. Oh well, at least that makes my Mazdatrix tag frame not so ricey.
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Originally Posted by Felix Wankel' date='Sep 22 2002, 01:45 AM
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If you're good at fabricating parts and have all the tools and materials handy then put the oil cooler where ever you want. I opted for the smaller radiator because it was a bolt-together job and I didn't hafta fabricate anything. Years ago I was an engineer for a machine fabrication company.... too bad I lost contact with them 'cause I could use some Bridgeport work nowadays. Anyway... if you're concerned about your IC, oil/cooler and radiator fighting for air, I'd recommend going with how I did it. It'll also save you some space for the IC in front of the radiator. OBTW, the radiator I got from www.radiators.com is a real nice unit. No plastic.
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You got pics of your rad?how much was it ..and was it aluminum like they advertise in the magazines?
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Mine hangs down under the radiator, but it is also behind it at the same time. The oil lines I had are for an FC, and were expensive as ****, so I wanted to use them.
There is a fuckload of room for a FMIC. |
Ok tight..I been looking at this FMIC off of a Volvo Turbo 740...
and yes I got the tools to make brakets etc.. Snapon die grinder... Ryobi Cordless 12v drill..**** I wouldnt need much else... This is why for 1 reason I dont want to get back into mechanics..cause my tools are here..and easy acces |
BTW Felix Wankel,
Did you remove the paint and polish that one out? Cause the oil cooler I saw is black..At this point its an oil cooler..and I can get the lines made...and was plan on getting them made...So it will fit.. Im getting off this water cooled oil cooler under the filter and going air cooled.. |
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