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    Quote Originally Posted by Mf2racer View Post
    any need to plug holes in the radiator?
    no

    Quote Originally Posted by jetmech View Post

    thanks man, i foregot all about you making that thread !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by skeet View Post
    thanks man, i foregot all about you making that thread !!
    Sure thing, I can go into further detail if the pics don't quite make sense

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    Top line is return, not the bottom.
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    well thanks guys for trying to help, i just decided for now till im 110% sure of whats what and IF its safe to run with it without going through the radiator to just put it in place of the factory one. took the bottom bracket that held the factory one and trimmed it and fliped it so itd still have the hole for the air temp sensor thingie, and made brackets for the top, just unhooked the factory one and slid the hose over the lines and hooked it up, seems to run cooler than before but i only drove it for 30 minutes and it didnt even get to 150, and its around 90 degrees out.


    factory small cooler




    hayden cooler

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    Quote Originally Posted by tanz45 View Post
    Top line is return, not the bottom.
    +1!!!
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