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Old 28-06-2007, 09:37 PM
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ive heard you have to move the rad forward as theres no room? is this true?
Old 28-06-2007, 09:58 PM
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yes thats right
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the rad dosn't need to be moved a lot, the biggest problem is the the sharp corner on the actuator bracket, thats the part that normally pierces the rad, you can cut the corner off & ove the rad a small amount foward & that should solve your problem
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thanks alot guzzler
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Originally Posted by littleknocks
thanks alot guzzler
also make sure your gear box mounts are in good condition because when they go your rad gets smashed
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