Reply to "Rear Mounted Radiator"

marlinjackThe Machinist #5723 AMARGOSA MACHINE 'Running on Empty- Middle of Nowhere'

...Agreed All!! And as far as the weight transfer, the Rear is already Too 'Heavy', at what? 42% front 58% Rear, guesstimate?? The Nose is Too Light, by comparison, so the Nose will 'Lift' at speed. Loosing traction Control. So Keep the BRASS Radiator Maintained and keep the Radiator in Front, for better balance.

Besides...You would Move the AC Condenser to the Nose?? You would then have to run Those Hoses to the Front. Last, with all of that in the rear...you could NOT use the 'Trunk Tub'.

Leave it as it is, and 'Improve' it, have it inspected and Repaired, while mounted in the Nose. Before getting into a project You Will regret starting!!

...Believe Me Now!

11/6/2212:10 PM

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