l series radiator tanks
l series radiator tanks
Hey guys as most of you know i'm doing the EJ22 conversion at the moment,
just after the last things, one being the radiator, I've found a place but they need me to supply copper brass tanks but I've got plastic ones, not even guy has them haha.
but any way my question is does anyone have sum lying around any where??
just after the last things, one being the radiator, I've found a place but they need me to supply copper brass tanks but I've got plastic ones, not even guy has them haha.
but any way my question is does anyone have sum lying around any where??
Cheers,
Dann
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Dann
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Are you trying to replace your 32mm radiator ports with 38mm EJ ones? You can just get flexible hoses with different sized ends, or cut the end off an old 32mm hose and use that as a sleeve inside the 38mm hose.
But if you're keen, do as Toonga says. Start by looking at MYs. Any rad shop worth its salt really should be able to supply end tanks.
Dane.
But if you're keen, do as Toonga says. Start by looking at MYs. Any rad shop worth its salt really should be able to supply end tanks.
Dane.
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yeah i'm trying to get the larger ports with a twin core, but I'm thinking mabey I just go the standard l series twin core and adapt the hoses.
Cheers,
Dann
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Gleno's L series single core aluminium rad with plastic tanks work a treat and never looks like getting hot. The best thing about the single core (other than the cooling properties of alloy) is that it doesn't take up too much room and will allow you to fit better cooling fans.
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