June 28, 2010

I received my radiator today. Nothing special. I may have a right angle welded on the inlet for a cleaner radiator hose setup. That’s the clutch master I picked up too. Simple, compact and remote reservoir end. I made a template then a bracket for the master and have to quickly make a brace before I weld it in. I have seen a bunch of other setups and although many people may question my reasons for going under dash, it really is a simple setup and easy as hell to do. It also means one less thing squeezed into the engine bay. For the record NA6CE clutch masters are tiny if you want a small factory one and C20 vanettes and P11 Primeras have factory remove reservoir setups if you want to go that route.

I made up a simple gearbox cross member today and drilled the holes in the floor so I know where to brace it. I put together a VLSD this morning as well before we went down to Hamilton to pick up a bunch of NA6 parts. The VLSD was to swap for an open for locker duties. Mere mere day on the 10th so have to do a bunch of shit on Nick and Damo’s NAs before then. Should be fun. Hopefully overnight parts from Japan arrive before then too. We all know it’s going to rain so I suppose no big deal.

6 Responses to “”

  1. Nick_m said

    whats the radiator? One of those alloy civic ones off trademe? I’m running the same cylinders on my pedal box

  2. sanitora said

    great, thats the exact same radiator i got for my conversion, fits perfect in the ute size wise but i too have to weld a right angle on…. great minds think alike…

    keep up the great work…

  3. beeoneoneoh said

    Yep, generic Civic one should do fine.

  4. Discobob said

    If you don’t mind, what are the radiator dimensions?

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