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ahhh
as the nose is not one that i have seen then sorry i have no suggestions other than do you have enough space to lean the rad? i,ve read on another post about whether the angled outlet goes to the top or bottom, apparently it makes no odds to the workings of the rad so maybe you could reposition your clio rad or try the bike rad. cheers andy |
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i did have it mounted rediculously high hence yesterdays post but as was pointed out to me this would have caused no end of problems so gave up on that one, think im goin with the bike rad. its also small enough to muunt in the engine bay and use the engine fan, any thoughts on wether this would be good enough or do i need electric??
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I could be wrong but the thing that would worry me about the bike rad is capacity of it and the surface area it small compared with car rad and the engine is small in comparison as well.
You may get overheating problems and I would think it will run hot,as you mentioned above the aformentioned nose cone could be of different dimensions and not compatable with Haynes chassis. Electric fan and thermostat is one less thing to worry about. |
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