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[Bungle]

I think it was Simon who made the suggestion about using several heater matrix' dotted around the 'bay.

[The Matt]

Good idea SIMON!!!

[*Raz*]

Does the radiator have to be that shape? Surely you, being SO clever, could make your own thats customised? Orr can it not be underneath long and out flat... if that makes sense, or does it have to be on top

mwah xxx

[clubman katie B.F]

I have a heater matrix plumbed in the engine bay to bring the temp down in the summer, it works well whilst moving lol as i don't have a fan connected to it...it's just tie wrapped to the front grill...YYEEEHHHAAAAA

[Pie]

Good idea SIMON!!!

I thank you all

I was going to suggest a bike rad, but seems youve already explored that area. What about cutting a "rad shaped hole" in the inner wing on the drivers side and mounting it like this;



Get the airsaw out jammy

[Jammy]

There are already two whacking great holes in the inner wings! Otherwise the coilovers wouldn't fit, duh!! I can't mount anything above the coilovers otherwise I won't have clearance through the full amount of suspension travel.

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Good idea SIMON!!!

I thank you all

Your name is Pie, not Simon!

[Pie]

Good idea SIMON!!!

I thank you all

Your name is Pie, not Simon!

Hmm an intresting point. My minispares orders always come addressed to "Simon"

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Good idea SIMON!!!

I thank you all

Your name is Pie, not Simon!

Hmm an intresting point. My minispares orders always come addressed to "Simon"

Easily Changed!

[Pie]

lmao, i await my next shipment

[wayneb911]

Jammy

From what i recal when i had my Suzuki Tl1000R the front rad was curved this may give you better options for fitting. Also there is a company in Essesx called county radiators you will find them on yell they may be able to help. The other option is mount the radiator in the boot and run some alloy pipes up, would stay nice and cool that way to. Smart cars have the rad in the front and engine in the rtear so i dont see why you cant do it in reverse..

[wayneb911]

Jammy

From what i recal when i had my Suzuki Tl1000R the front rad was curved this may give you better options for fitting. Also there is a company in Essesx called county radiators you will find them on yell they may be able to help. The other option is mount the radiator in the boot and run some alloy pipes up, would stay nice and cool that way to. Smart cars have the rad in the front and engine in the rtear so i dont see why you cant do it in reverse..

How about twin rads?? Something like these used on the KTM'S

[Bungle]

how many heater matrix's do you recon would make the same area as a mini rad ?

if you used heater matrix's you could spread them around where ever theres a gap

*cough*

[Jammy]

Yea, well done to Simon for that idea! That guy is a genius!

[Bungle]