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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Fall River, MA
Posts: 467
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Ok guys here are the pics...
I couldn't use the shroud the radiator dimensions were different, whereas the stock measured 24.5" between the tanks, the alum measured 22.5". This didn't allow for the shroud to slide into that space. It also blocked access to the lower spout. ALSO, I couldn't use the stock radiator holddowns because the 1.5" difference in radiator length didn't allow for the hold downs to line up, still got to figure out something to work there as I'm currently using wire ties! Here's the stock radiator and shroud... http://www.angelfire.com/ma4/mustang/images/stock.jpg and here's the modified setup... http://www.angelfire.com/ma4/mustang/images/rad2.jpg Let me know if you have any suggestions on how to hold down the radiator! Thanks guys If you have any problems clicking the links just copy and paste them in a new browser window...they'll open.
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