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has eney body ever fited a rad in the back out of the way of the raer seat as i would like to keep the back seat i would also like to put the intercooler in the same placeif that is possiball eney 
would be much apersheated
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Sticking the rad at the back
Sticking the rad at the back is an old favourite with banger racers. BUT you don't have the airflow (Unless it's on the roof) so you'll need a constantly running fan which could be noisy. The aftercooler could also share the flow.
Dave with a Sporty
Dave with a Sporty
rear rad
sorry may be i did not explane my self propaly i need to no how it is done espeshaly the intercooler as it is full of oil get back soon
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I can't really see the point
I can't really see the point of shifting them, can you not protect them with wire? The rad will move back, by connecting longer hoses, knock up a bracket to hold it up and mount an electric fan. As the intercooler fits between turbo and engine, you're probably best off ditching it and running a snorkel, the intercooler needs to be in a good airflow, fueling may also want turning down. You can clean the oil out of the intercooler to make it perform better.
if you do get rid of the intercooler and associated pipework, can you email me.
cheers
John
I belive your not to fare fom
I belive your not to fare fom me, (Dover Kent). If you're down this way I'd be happy to have a look, as I've done simmilare to trials cars, but not road goers. Maybe after looking at the old girl I couls sugest some ideas. One thing I will say from painful experiance though, mount the rad at least half it's hight abouve the highest point of the engine. This will help your water flow around the system.
Any veiws expresed in this thread by me are purely from my own experience, and (sometimes) falible memory. Hope my comments help, but please don't take them as gospel.