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the trouble with mounting the rad on the back is that i have to make an external frame to mount it.and its looks crap with anything poking out,so rad has to go under the bonnetwww.overfab.uk -
Thats a bugger thats why we started itOriginally posted by surfenstein View Post
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yea i know.sometimes even the best laid plans go tits up.Originally posted by Woodzie View PostThats a bugger thats why we started itwww.overfab.ukComment
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Don't i know it
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Talking of which weren't you saving hitting the magic 10,000 for a special post ?Originally posted by Woodzie View PostDon't i know it
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sod it got chatting .........and needed to check p,m's now i,ve dropped a clangerOriginally posted by UDTrev View PostTalking of which weren't you saving hitting the magic 10,000 for a special post ?
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Stick the rad on the roof behind the light bar and under a little roof rack.Comment
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Ding dong
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Look out Eastbourne, the Pandas are coming !Comment
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don't I remember seeing something on pirate4x4 where they mounted the rad under where the spare mounted at the rear, underneath...? with loads of fans over it...? that would get it away from teh front... then you could do some ducting thing to draw cool air (or water) over it...Comment
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got a link as I had thought of this a while back and didnt know if anyone else had....Originally posted by AndyLala View PostTim
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isn't the idea to keep the rad away from mud and damage?
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Yeah, on the bl00dy roof.
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bit late
I know a bit late but only now looked at the post and saw the pictures
Sooooooo nice..One day at the time I guess..Comment
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